Transmigrated into a Book Set in the Countryside: The Tough, Fiery Wife Has a Pocket Dimension

The female protagonist travels back to 1955 with supplies from her spatial dimension. A hospital stay costs five yuan a day, and a night in a guesthouse costs three yuan. The country had only been established for a few years! Prices were comparable to those of the 1980s and 90s. And could DNA testing be done so easily? Was medicine that advanced in the 1950s? No matter how brilliantly it's written or how fantastical it's portrayed, it's utterly useless in real life. It's so boring I gave up…

Uh, the original female lead was quite disgusting and an idiot. After she transmigrated, some parts felt inconsistent. First, the characters were whitewashed; for example, how her grandmother treated her mother and them before, and how she was biased, but later, because of abuse from Luo Feng (her older sister's husband), she remembered the good things about the female lead's family, and they forgave her. Second, the female lead's older sister was completely love-struck; she suffered greatly in her husband's family, lost her child, and still thought it was because the female lead hadn't saved her sooner. Then later, it was said that some NPC character awakened and was whitewashed. Finally, in reality, the female lead didn't have any real abilities; it was all due to her spatial ability.

The plot is pretty good, but there are quite a few typos!

It's really awful. The female lead thought that merging her two spaces would allow her to amass wealth more easily, but instead, this space always manages to plunder her completely. She bought two books for 660,000 from the space's trading device, two secret recipes for 10 million, and a set of tomb raiding and missing person-finding equipment for 10 million. Then the male lead's character becomes increasingly weak, and the female lead is incredibly pretentious. It just gets worse and worse as you read on.

I can't watch this anymore. There are so many plot holes. The female lead is pretentious, affected, and arrogant. Every time they argue or fight, she only intervenes after everyone else has insulted and slandered her enough, as if she's proclaiming that only she can solve problems. Her family members are all incredibly stupid. It's so awful.

The protagonist's halo is too strong

I read half of it, but couldn't get into the second half.

The concept is good, but the logic is flawed. People of that era may have been less knowledgeable and more honest, but they weren't stupid.

It's unattractive; it only makes you feel like you're being bullied but not able to vent your anger.

I can't stand looking at it, it's such a mess.