Raising Kids on the Run with a Pocket Space

There is space, but I am still hungry every day and don't have enough to eat. I fumble around in my buttons and don't dare to take anything out! A son is only a few years old, but he is still carrying good food secretly on his back. It is obvious that he will not be able to finish all the supplies in two lifetimes, and his body cannot keep up with him. He eats seven times full every time, and looks anxious! Shouldn't we first eat enough to take good care of our bodies, and then put on makeup to look like we're pathetic and running away from famine? Overall, what do you eat every day? Use something? That space feels so useless! It feels useless! I don't like QQSouSou's space!

It's very nice, but it's a bit inappropriate to bring home a bad guy who abducted a child.

The plot at the beginning of this book is good. The heroine design is also good. But as the book progresses, the plot of An An's baby becomes less and less. There is room for the heroine, and she will continue to recruit people after signing up for the group in the early stage. I know that the hostess is kind and righteous and wants to help as many people as possible, but she does not look very comfortable. At the end of the day, what I really can't accept is the sudden cp!!!! The further I go, the less I can accept these shortcomings. The rest is all about the heroine's own plot and love story. I feel bad

A woman disguised herself as a man and took her son to escape from famine. She had space and superb martial arts. On the way, she rescued the prince who was being hunted. The prince gave a piece of land to rebuild the homes of a village of victims. The heroine picked up a one-year-old prince, raised him as a son, and helped him sit on the throne. Marry the prince and grow old together.

The writing at the end is not very good, especially the description of the relationship with the male protagonist, but after reading the whole book, I still give it a good review.

It's a very nice book, but the ending is so hard to describe in one sentence.

The female protagonist was too old before she traveled through time, and she felt particularly weird when she saw a male protagonist. It is said that the heroine was a police officer before time travel, and she should serve the people. After time travel, um~ sometimes the heroine is like this and that, and I can't explain it. Sometimes I feel like something is wrong, and it's not very enjoyable to watch.

The plot is more exciting

The plot design at the beginning is pretty good, but the rest is too wordy.

Can you not write about that Su Qiao show? What is his use? Tell him what he's doing