I Escaped from the Famine at the Beginning and Used the Space Supermarket to Make My Whole Family Fat.

Well, it looked pretty good at the front, so when I was asked to rate it, I clicked "Good looking". . However, the plot in the back is very weird. People who were good before suddenly turned evil. Forget it. The person who was clearly smart and decisive before suddenly seemed to have lost his wits. There are also some fake daughter scenes, etc.

. . . I endured the first part, but was the author poisoned by some kind of tea in the second part? . . . This one is darker, that one is darker, the male protagonist is no longer the male protagonist in the end, it is just replaced, and it is impossible to watch it without skipping a chapter. . . . What do you want me to do. . . . The heroine's return to the Holy Mother is incredible. . . . I hope the author will practice more. . . If you want to write about abuse, and use the beauty in the front to set off the powerlessness in the back to show that these two people actually like each other, then you have to write it in detail. . . As a result, one of them came out midway. . . Real. . . Um. . Difficult to comment

Nice!

The male protagonist changed halfway through, and after escaping, it turned into a house fight. I thought it was a big picture, but I skipped ahead to see the ending.

It's a bit messy and I can't understand it

I originally read "Hai Hai", but I didn't see the first few chapters. The whole book is just all kinds of top-notch extreme pulling. The three views are quite positive, but I was really annoyed by it.

Selling dog meat over sheep's heads, space is just better than nothing.