Fleeing Famine, I Use My Space to Spoil the Scheming Young General

Why not ask who it is before opening the door? There is something really wrong, the heroine has traveled through time, why not dig a hole in the door of the house, just like the door mirrors in the later generations of families.

Overall, it's still very interesting to watch, except that another story line of the heroine is interjected in the middle,,,,, but then it returns to the main story line.

Such a weak mother is so useless, she might as well be dead.

In Chapter 42, it was mentioned that the General's Mansion was on the side of the second prince, so why is he now the third prince? The more I look at it, the more confused I become.

I was confused while reading it. The plot in the middle was not connected with the previous part. It felt like I was reading a different novel and the ending was confusing.

Not very good, incoherent and messy. This is the first time I have seen this writing mode. Alas!

The author is from ancient times, right?

The heroine seems to be very rich but also seems to have no brains? Why should you give ten taels of silver to a crippled uncle? Can't it be less? Beat him and give him less. How about giving him more money to gamble with? Is it difficult to tell Yao and Yan apart? It's okay if you make a typo, but it's not fun if you get the name wrong?

Were the ancients really stupid? How did you move that big tank of water out of the cottage?

The previous plot is at least catchy, but I can't bear the typos. What's at the back? It's a mess. The things mentioned in the previous chapters are messed up when mentioned later. They come one at a time. There are many typos, especially names. Secondly, Wen Zhen has no common sense. For example, in just a few months and a half, a person who has not even started to take the exam has already won the first prize, and has not yet completed the process. Anyway, I feel like the plot behind it is incoherent and it's nerve-wracking.