Help! Our Entire Village Is Full of Villains

That's too little! I suspect the author is thinking of abandoning the story. It's so good, please update more! Thank you so much, author!

Even at the very end, it still managed to evoke a huge wave of tears from me. Mianmian's journey was so tough; the author really did a great job. Even as the tiger parents were dying, they had Xiaobai bring them a new cub. It felt like the tiger family was the most selfless and kind to the female lead throughout the entire story.

I've read it at least five times, it's so good! 🌹 I'm currently experiencing a reading slump, are there any other good ones? Please recommend some! ❤❤

It's a great book. The author vividly portrays the famines and disasters of ancient times. I absolutely love this book! O(∩_∩)O (๑•ั็ω•็ั๑)

I just finished reading it, and it's pretty good. The only abrupt part is the estrangement between the female lead and the Chen family. There's no description of the female lead trying to please the Chen family during their life together, but in the second young master Chen's memories, it's mentioned that the female lead always tried to please them, and then they took all of her wealth for their own benefit.

So cute! These adorable little cuties are so sweet! It warms my heart! The little heroine and hero have just appeared in this disaster-stricken year, leaving us wondering when these two adorable little ones will reunite? What will happen next? How will the little heroine complete her mission to save the entire village from the villains forced into poverty? I can't wait!

The adorable little dumpling and the newbie system are a perfect match! The first half of this novel is hilarious, with a clueless three-year-old unwittingly embarking on a journey to change the fate of a villain. The people of Chen Family Village are quite warm-hearted, but Chen Donghai's plot twist is too dramatic. The system's presence becomes too weak later on, but the ending is still satisfying.

It looks so good, so incredibly good! The last book by the author, a naive and innocent story, was really hard to describe. I still think the author is more suited to writing about children. She's cute and smart, which makes her especially likable. Anyway, I love Mianmian. I love it so much. The updates are too infrequent and too slow. Could you write more? Even 100,000 or 200,000 words a day isn't much, right?

It's a really good show, and the female lead's values are so admirable. The scene that impressed me the most was the one where she rescued the refugees. Even though it was a system-issued mission, Mianmian's values were truly commendable. And Chenjia Village—if she hadn't been forced into banditry in her past life, she probably wouldn't have become a bandit. Seeing that scene made me think the people of Chenjia Village are really good people.

It's so good! The beginning seemed a bit nonsensical, but it got better and better as you watched. This novel captures the psychology of all types of people with remarkable clarity. For example, it shows how children, with their innocence, gluttony, and love of sleep, might fall asleep out of boredom or become energetic under certain circumstances. The narrative is exceptionally well-organized.