Transmigrated as a Baby, I Escape the Famine with My Spatial Storage

Although the female protagonist traveled through time, she was only four years old when the male protagonist left. More than ten years later. I still remember the male protagonist, the two of them felt ambiguous and had a heart-pounding feeling, which was a bit ridiculous. It seems like a lot of words, but in fact nothing happens in summary. Mostly nonsense. The heroine mainly relies on space. He learned martial arts and medical skills himself. Courageous, There are two chapters that are reversed.

●The beginning was a bit of a downer. During the period of fleeing from famine, I didn't have enough to eat, the society was in turmoil, and I had no ability to protect myself. I spent five taels of silver on a child's birthday to buy a longevity lock and wear it around his neck... ●The most annoying thing is that I want to express the bond between the two children since they were young. Isn't it strange that a baby is always excited and shy in front of a little boy? Your personality in the previous life was not that of a playboy with a particularly high emotional intelligence. Even if you carry the memories of the previous life and have the soul of an adult, you are facing a four or five-year-old boy. Isn't it strange that he thinks about this and that? Not only is it ridiculous, it's also a bit disgusting. ●​I mentioned before that I bought the longevity lock for my birthday. When it came to booking a baby for marriage, the heroine's father said that his girl was not even one year old... ●The prices in the article are also very strange. Two watermelons cost ten taels of silver, a pheasant costs five taels of silver... The peppers are sold individually, and there are also people who signed an agreement with the village to purchase peppers, five peppers cost a penny... The peppers that can make chili noodles are usually not big. This is the first time I see them, the peppers are sold individually... ●Growing vegetables in a bean sprout pot will still make them grow green. The temperature and humidity are right, which can only allow the vegetables to germinate. However, subsequent growth will definitely not work without light. Bean sprouts need to be protected from light. Without it, the sprouts will be affected by the large amount of germination, which will become fibrous, rough and bitter. So now, the bean sprouts at home are covered with black bags. So if you put these two together, is the author sure that they can grow into green vegetables? Could it be that photosynthesis was no longer applicable in ancient times? Besides, if a greenhouse is good, can every household afford it? In years of famine, it is very difficult to feed and clothe oneself, and a thatched house can collapse under the weight of heavy snow. It is freezing and snowy. Why build a greenhouse just because it says it is good? What to use to keep out the wind and what to use to keep warm? Do you have enough firewood at home? It's so taken for granted! ●​Qin Laizi went to the Xu family's chili field to set fire. He threw a torch and made the whole field burst into flames. How did he do it? If you want the entire pepper field to catch fire, you have to pour oil into the entire field. Otherwise, how would the green plants catch fire with just a torch without an accelerant? ● Signed an agreement with the village to grow chili peppers. If someone is found to be secretly selling chili peppers, they will be compensated 50 taels. If no one is found, each household will be compensated 20 taels, and then the best will be admitted. Sounds good, so those who are not selected are not subject to the restrictions of the agreement, right? People can steal peppers and sell the seeds! Can you still prevent thieves for a thousand days? ​●In short, I've read almost two hundred chapters, and the heroine is still a baby girl who can't say anything. There are so many pitfalls, and I can't stand it anymore.

I kept reading it for several hours. Regardless of the content, there were three brothers. One moment he was the eldest brother, and the other moment he became the third child. It was very confusing. The author will give it a try again.

It starts off with nonsense, saying that they love the heroine, and a family of more than ten people picks up a young child to look after the heroine. Knowing clearly that someone in the Qin family is causing trouble, he still insists on getting along.

Nice. . .