The Special Agent Farmer: She Takes Her Space and Marries a Ruthless War God

It's quite interesting. The extra story is about a few children. I didn't read it. I thought it should be over after the main story is over. The male and female protagonists are not virgins. The key is that the bad guys are offline quickly and they don't show up repeatedly. The male and female protagonists' spaces are finally merged. Overall, it's okay.

This book is very good, the plot is also very exciting, and it is a refreshing article. I feel happy when I read it. It is a good book. How can I give such a low score? It is a good book worth pursuing. Good review! 😀😀😀

It's okay to pull it up and take a look at it when I'm in a book shortage. There are a lot of typos and a lot of bad sentences, but the overall framework is good.

The article is well written and complete, and the plot is rich and exciting. I also like the author's writing style. The only shortcoming is that there are more typos and the names in the article are easy to be wrong. Moreover, some sentences are not very smooth, but overall it is still very exciting and very good. I hope that the author will have better and more works.

There's nothing new, it looks quite boring, and the heroine seems ordinary. She just moves her mouth and completes one thing in one stroke. There is no sense of substitution for the reader. My feeling is that the heroine is surrounded by powerful people, especially the heroine's grandma, except for the heroine. The plot at the beginning was quite attractive to me because the villain, the reborn girl, died quickly (personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it)

The heroine is too nymphomaniac, ugly and dark. Like a pervert. Disgusting. The male protagonist's illness is too difficult to describe. What disease is bad except losing your mind? Why not write it as a zombie? Also, the heroine's character and methods don't look like an agent at all, she looks like a novice. You have to ask the system for this and that, and you have to ask the system for everything. Is this an agent? It's almost a hundred chapters and it's too boring to talk about the hot kang kiln. No matter how big of a deal it is, there will be no end to the grinding and chirping. Are you trying to make up the word count? It's tiring to read. Why does the male protagonist like the female protagonist if she is so ugly? A broken bell? What kind of love is this? It's more like using each other. The heroine is so lustful, has she never seen a man in her life? Is the author also this kind of person? There is also the Kitchen God. The Kitchen God is most taboo about killing, stealing, and sexual immorality. As a result, in addition to killing and eating meat, he is proud of stealing, robbing the rich, and helping the poor, and is not ashamed of it. I guess the kitchen god who oversees your family knows that you wrote him like this and it would be strange not to give you a big deal. You don't have to believe in gods when you look up at them, but if you don't respect them, you are asking for trouble. Aren't we who follow the trend and read your books also suffer? After all, what you write is about killing animals and it's not over yet. (눈_눈) It's so boring. Abandoned the article.

It's very interesting to watch and the plot is not unconventional.

Not bad except that dad and stepmom are still jumping around

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The writing style is quite good, but it's a bit bland and has no highlights. The advantage of the system's function and utilization has not been effectively utilized, and the character of the reborn person is also asymmetrical to the host's age, making the logic less rigorous.