The Whole Family Transmigrates: Making Perfume, Growing Jasmine, and Opening a Bar

I'm shamelessly giving myself five stars to warn others and hopefully everyone will see this. First, this story is primarily comedic, with many illogical parts. Read it for entertainment and stress relief, don't take it too seriously. Second, some parts will use asterisks, where different characters are mentioned on both sides, separated by asterisks.

I don't understand why it got such a low score! This book is truly refreshing! The space is shared by the entire family of four, allowing them to instantly teleport to any of the family members' locations. However, this space is just a bridge. Each time they find a new crop (chili pepper, tomato, sweet potato), a system is activated, making the crop-finding process an adventure.

This is the second funniest novel I've read recently. At first, I thought it was just so-so, but it got better and better as I read on; it's really funny. I recommend it to everyone, it's hilarious!

I found it very heartwarming and funny. The "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability in the story) was great, and the family's earning money felt very realistic. Unlike other novels where a recipe sells for hundreds of taels of silver, their initial business only charged two or three coins. The female lead's family and Lu Shao's family were practically inseparable.

The whole family transmigrates to another world, becomes rich, and acquires a system, but it's not a cliché story; it has many fresh ideas, which makes it much better than those formulaic novels. Furthermore, it incorporates adventure elements and various strange and unusual events based on real-world facts, and the author is also a witty and engaging writer. Worth a read.

They keep two kinds of pets that I've always wanted but my parents wouldn't allow. Huskies are too destructive, and my mom was worried about alpacas spitting on people.

This book made me laugh from beginning to end; it really can make all my unhappiness disappear. I really hope it never ends and just keeps going on like this 😭

I think it's good. I've read a few family-friendly books, and everyone else's descriptions are that the room is practically empty except for clothes 🤦 Yours is reasonable and well-written, but why are there so few comments?

"Your hands are for taking pulses. I'll move stones while you pick up snails." Father Chu didn't want his daughter's delicate fingers to get hurt. I've always wondered if fingers like this existed in times of scarcity.

A family of four is transported to ancient times, starting with nothing and growing rich. They search for crops and trade them with a system, encountering villages with some strange customs. The characters are somewhat comical, and the family is harmonious. 😄😄😄