Seventy, After I Went to the Countryside, I Relied on Hundreds of Millions of Supplies to Make a Living.

The writing of this article is quite interesting. The heroine is sober and her thoughts are very practical. She will not be kidnapped by morality and acts entirely according to her heart. She has a huge golden finger and must avenge her enemies. The male protagonist almost fought until the end to clear his name. He is a good boyfriend. The writing is witty and there are not many typos. I read it in one sitting to show my respect.

It's pretty good, but it's a pity there are so few comments.

It's good to watch. The hostess is sober and won't be so angry that she can't sleep. The emotional line doesn't appear until the end.

Average, overall it's okay. At least the heroine is very sober. I personally don't like the emotional line. It feels very slow. There is not much description of what the heroine loves about the male protagonist. It would be better not to write the emotional line at all.

The heroine is sober, but she just likes to watch the excitement. She obviously has a lot of materials in space and has experienced many worlds, but she still seems to have never seen the world or had enough to eat. This is a bit inconsistent. The male protagonist is too weak in the early stage, has no brains and no knowledge, and would tremble with fear if anything happens.

I really like it and hope to continue publishing extras or other books. It's the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter and it's very novel.

Both the male and female protagonists are pretty useless and feel like they are not worth watching.

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