The Whole Family Flees Famine, and I Feast on Everything with My Pocket Dimension

This is a very good book, a rare find among similar works on Tomato Bookstore. The male and female leads are remarkably compassionate without being overly idealistic. Their methods of helping others are also perfectly appropriate. The plot is tightly woven and concise. A truly exceptional read.

The new book doesn't have many chapters, so I finished reading it in no time. The plot is tight and logical, and although it has some plot devices, the flow is still very smooth. I loved the heartwarming relationship between the main characters. Thumbs up! I hope the author will update more often! [Requesting frequent updates]

It's rare to find a book that I read from beginning to end without skipping a single page. It's incredibly good, mainly because there are very few truly awful characters, almost none at all. It's a rather heartwarming story. However, while reading, I was super envious of the male and female leads' amazing abilities. I really want one! 🤭

I love it! Absolutely amazing! So perfect! So perfect! So perfect! So perfect! So perfect! I love it just the way it is! Sweet! So satisfying to see the villains get their revenge! So few truly awful characters!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 So awesome!

This book deserves five stars. After reading so many stories about strong female leads, strong male leads, epic palace intrigues, and war-torn tales, this kind of story, which returns to a more peaceful tone after about a hundred chapters, is a welcome change. It's simple yet heartwarming, with everything unfolding naturally and logically, making for a very comfortable and calming read. 😘

The story about fleeing famine is brief. It's about a modern couple who travel back in time to ancient times, bringing their own farm. The writing is heartwarming, without any toxic characters. It's about filial piety and loving parents, a very sweet and enjoyable read. The children are obedient and successful, and the ending is happy and satisfying. It's a very good read. It would have been even better if Qin Xiangshu and Yan Bao were written together.

It's so good! The male and female leads are so sweet and loving, and the original owner's parents, brother, sister-in-law, and nephew are all wonderful! There are no bad characters or awful people. I love reading this kind of thing! Yan Bao is so cute!!! It's making me want to have a daughter!

The short story is quite good, a heartwarming tale. Although the protagonist is fleeing from war, he has a cheat-like advantage (a powerful ability to overcome obstacles). While there are some awful characters, they don't cause much trouble. The story is filled with filial piety and brotherly love. Some parts were probably left undeveloped due to word count limitations.

A good story, not too many dramatic twists and turns, just a gentle, warm feeling. In the early stages, during the famine, the protagonist, while ensuring her own safety, still tried her best to help other refugees (I don't think that's being a saint).

It's good, but a bit too short, and the ending is very rushed. Towards the end, the male lead's brothers don't seem to have much to do, and it feels like the male lead didn't help his brothers at all. But overall, it's still pretty good. It would have been even better if it were a bit longer.