After Transmigrating to a Famine Year, I Spoiled Two Little Ones

This is the easiest way I've ever seen someone escape famine; there wasn't a single dangerous incident.

There are still twenty-odd chapters left to read, and suddenly it's already finished... It's truly a treasure of a novel. The plot is fast-paced and concise, and there are no awful characters causing trouble, which is exactly the type I like. Most importantly, there's no romance!!! There are no suddenly appearing sons or fathers, and no strange romantic subplots. Hehe, I've already forgotten some of the plot points. I'll comment again after I finish reading it.

This book is fantastic! The female lead makes excellent use of her spatial abilities. It's a good thing she bought the help of Aunt Cui and her husband; one manages the household, the other handles external affairs. Uncle Zheng even knows kung fu! The two kids are so cute, I love them!

Well written, keep it up!

There will be times when we ride the wind and cleave the waves, hoisting our sails to cross the vast ocean! Tomorrow will be another sunny day, let's cheer each other on!

It's alright, I like watching it.

There's one detail: Da Bao and Er Bao weren't distinguished from Dong Gua and the others in terms of their identities.

It's very good, I like it very much, author, keep up the good work!

Can you write faster? I love it! 😄😄😄

It's worth reading. While the journey may not be particularly exciting, the female protagonist's special abilities and the villagers who resonate with her all receive her help. The story is primarily heartwarming, avoiding typical famine-related tropes, and the protagonist smoothly reaches her new home along the way.