Raising Kids in Famine Years: With Billions in Supplies, My Whole Family Thrives

It was really good, but the ending left some things unresolved, and it felt rushed. Why the hurry? At least a short epilogue to briefly explain things would have been nice! 🤦

Generally, seeing so many dead people in a heavy rain wouldn't cause a panic. If you're worried about being discovered, you could secretly go find your parents or siblings! And with your "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage), you wouldn't be afraid your parents are truly dead. You know, their hands and feet are chained; even if they ran, they couldn't go far, at most nearby.

Anyway, I'll give myself a five-star review first. If I don't even support myself, wouldn't I be cursed? (✿◡‿◡) In short, the story is quite good. If you like this kind of plot, feel free to jump in!

Waaah, it's really well-written, but the ending is a bit rushed. Some things weren't explained before the finale. Ugh, author, give me back all the unresolved plot points! You should check it out! 😄😄😄😄😄

It's pretty good, but the female lead is a bit late in finding her relatives.

Short and exciting! The female protagonist, who possesses a farming space, uses the food from her space to help the army, villagers, and disaster victims survive a famine. Leveraging her extensive knowledge, she leads everyone to prosperity, and her relationship with the male protagonist blossoms into marriage. The ending is a bit rushed, but very satisfying! Worth reading!

I enjoy reading stories about rural life, and the idyllic countryside is something I really yearn for. This book doesn't have too many awful characters, and the absence of princely rivalries makes it quite comfortable. However, the interaction between the male and female leads isn't extensive, and the romance isn't described in much detail; it's just glossed over in the ending.

It's really good, but there's just too little of it! Looking forward to more chapters from the author! 😍😍😍😍😍

This book is great in every way, and very engaging. The only downside is the ending – it's too short, a bit too abrupt. Why do authors always write like this? It makes readers feel unsatisfied. Anyway, thank you so much! 👍👍❤️❤️

I'm giving it five stars, and I hope the rating goes up. It's really well-written, and it's a short story. Would it be even better if the male and female leads had one or two more chapters later on? Because of the female lead, everyone in Swan Village has had their lives changed. It's just that the godmother's two sisters-in-law are annoying. Overall, it's a great story, and I highly recommend it to readers who like short stories.