The Farming Girl Has a Pocket Space

A previous comment mentioned anxiety, and I was wondering, what kind of article can I feel anxious after reading? I was curious, so I read this novel. Good guy, indeed. . . If you write about poverty, you must be poor. If you are not sick, have no disasters, or are beaten, and if the original owner can starve to death, then you must be poor. But the result is that you write about poverty. After writing 20+ chapters, you are still writing about poverty. You write about cooking, you write about not having enough to eat, and you write about a fungus. Soup, I wrote four chapters, custard, I wrote two chapters, the point is, in the first few chapters it was said that there is a golden finger, I am so hungry, I need to eat enough, but at chapter 40+, I am still cooking mushrooms, and I am still writing about hunger. It is almost 50 chapters, okay? Still as hungry as in the first chapter. . . . . This kind of pace of progress involves knowing everything to do while grinding out small steps to progress. . . . Of course, the number of words written in this way is really large. If I change it to 15 chapters in another article, not only eating, but at least the hunger that is about to starve to death has been solved. . . . I don't know if the author can write it down to chapter 100. I'll have a look.

In the early stage, Ye Junzi made up the number of words, and there were countless typos. He was not honest about farming, and insisted on cultivating immortality. Then he read a big tail, so you may want to take a detour.

It doesn't look good, I can't stand it, it affects my mood, I will become anxious after reading this book

Girls are not like killers, they are like ninjas, and they are more tolerant than me. The male protagonist should be Yuan Yan, who is quite annoying, just like a neurotic. I don't want to say anything else. . .