A Pocket Dimension: The Transmigrated Cannon-Fodder Woman Fights Back Through Farming

It's really intoxicating to live like a heroine and be so arrogant all day long. Her biological father and mother wanted to sell her to marry her son, but her parents-in-law couldn't pay a cent of the bride price and cursed her as a broom star. They were disgusted. The man she married was plotting to use her as a pawn. The educated youth ruined her reputation. The villagers also framed her and everyone yelled and beat her... When others praised her with unintentional words for their own benefit, she was so moved that she even revealed her space and time travel origins to men. It would be hard for such an idiot not to die young if she didn't die young. It's so stupid that I gave up...

After reading Chapter 18, I feel aggrieved all the time. The male protagonist wants to get rid of his vampire family and marry the female protagonist, but he is still stupid and filial and lacks the ability to act. His mother-in-law keeps looking for trouble, and even knocks on the door after the family is separated. The female protagonist has space to plant spiritual springs. Isn't it good to be alone and beautiful?

I've read 20+ chapters and I don't know what the author wants to do. When writing about cannon fodder, it's normal to be restricted in appearance. An educated youth, his family conspired to become an educated youth. Well, he was not related in one sentence. Everyone in the educated youth office was disgusted. The husband who married someone who was conspired to be an educated youth was cold. His in-laws were disgusted. He had a bad reputation. He had a cannon fodder start. Didn't the author temporarily take the male protagonist out of the plot to let the female protagonist go solo? But what did the author write? More than 20 chapters, except for a few half-hearted verbal battles, have done nothing. Several negotiations have been lost, both inside and outside. Whoever bullied the heroine has succeeded in bullying, and the heroine has suffered. Even if she occasionally talks half-heartedly, the other party has won even if everything is not considered a loss. The calculation and bullying have been successful, and the heroine has not been able to make small troubles. Is there any big move in the future? Do those in the introduction match, and what exactly did the author write.

After reading Chapter 2, my chest felt tight and painful. The heroine was useless and useless. It was very disturbing.

Every character in the book is very disgusting, including the protagonist🤢

The donkey's head is not in line with the horse's mouth, there is no head or tail

The child was lost, and the parents were so calm. What logic?