Exiled from the Start, the Romance-Obsessed Heroines Uses Her Pocket Dimension to Clear Her Name

All I can say is that the female lead is too pretentious. I couldn't continue reading and dropped the story.

The female lead is all talk and no action when facing enemies, but she can't protect her family.

The article is really good, the plot is great, and everyone has their own taste, so there's no need to be swayed by comments.

The first two hundred-plus chapters are all about being on the road, either being chased or receiving treatment!

After browsing through the comments section, I've decided to leave my mark even if I don't add it to my favorites!

My uncle's wife is called "aunt" sometimes, and "second aunt" sometimes too; the titles of the characters are not clearly written.

I can't watch this kind of storyline anymore, it'll give me depression. I'll save this and watch it later.

The Road to Exile was filled with hunger and cold, and the prisoners were burdened with so many servants.

The overall structure of the famine relief story is okay, but the portrayal of the twins as having the intelligence of a 5-year-old, never crying or fussing and sleeping all day, is too exaggerated...

The story is excellent. The female lead is beautiful and intelligent, she heals her husband, they love each other, and their children are well-behaved and smart. I especially like stories with supporting characters, although they all have spatial abilities and spiritual springs, and this one is no exception, yet it's not annoying; the elements are not excessive. Very good. 9.5 Points.