The Whole Village's Darling Little Farmer Girl: Escaping Famine With Her Space

Hello everyone, I'm Luo Luo Jia, the author of this book. This is my first time writing a historical romance novel, so I hope you'll be understanding. Yesterday I wanted to write a warning review, but I couldn't see what was wrong with my writing until today when I received a lovely negative review. Thank you for leaving a comment, it inspired me to write this warning.

I think it's alright, but I don't want the romance to start too early, otherwise it makes me uncomfortable. Every time I see a romance plot, I don't want to read anymore; it's the same in every book.

I don't think the female lead is that spoiled. She was never short of food or drink in modern times, even though they're on the run from famine. It's impossible for her to change all at once, so it's understandable that she feels a little sad. This gradual change is a good thing.

I've recently become obsessed with famine relief novels, and I already have quite a few on my bookshelf to follow. This one is the most realistic famine relief novel ever, bloody and brutal, a survival-of-the-fittest world, with no saintly sentiments and minimal use of cheat codes. It was terrifying to read! Sigh! It's hard to be a person in chaotic times.

I finished reading it in one day! Finding a good novel isn't easy, so I have to give it a good review and encourage the author to keep writing! So far, the male and female leads have pretty good personalities, and it seems the protagonist's special abilities will only get stronger later on, which I love! (U‿ฺu✿)

I saw it's being serialized. I've been looking for famine-themed novels lately, but they're all ongoing. This one is alright. It didn't make me give up halfway through. There are still some flaws, but this is the author's first time writing a historical romance novel, so I'll give it my best shot. Most importantly, it doesn't have any duplicates! 👏

This is the first time I've seen a 400,000-500,000 word famine escape story on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). The author's portrayal of human nature is quite brilliant and well-done. The daughter's psychological journey from being an observer to integrating into the family is very well-developed, so I naturally accepted that she would tell her grandmother, uncle, and her family…

I think this novel is really well-written; it has a real sense of being a refugee. I almost gave up on it after seeing someone say the female lead vomited up cornbread while fleeing famine. But after reading it myself, I really enjoyed it. We live under the red flag, eating meat and fish every day, having whatever we want to eat.

I've read up to chapter 126, and the discord between Da Ni and her fiancé is getting to me, so I'm checking out the comments. First of all, the plot is well-structured and makes you want to keep reading. Secondly, I feel the character descriptions are somewhat unlikable. So far, I only find the male lead cold, responsible, and yearning for familial warmth, which I think is well-written.

It's great! I love this kind of story! The female lead grows up gradually, and she and the male lead support each other.