I Become the General’s Eldest Daughter and Flee the Famine with a Young Lord

The only thing that made me sad after reading it was the original owner's experience. Her mother left, and her father's whereabouts were unknown (he lost his memory, married a princess, had a son, and lived a happy life). Those years were so miserable for her; she was orphaned and bullied. The way her father found her and reunited with her seemed too easy, emotionally speaking.

This conversation is so difficult to read, could you please put it in quotation marks? 🤦

Super good-looking, giving it five stars!

I love this kind of capable, intelligent, genuine, and morally upright female lead. It's very comfortable to watch, and I really appreciate it.

The writing is quite good. The female lead isn't a saint; she values ​​her family, having grown up there in her previous life and being taught to serve it. That's why she helps those people without holding grudges.

I love this lighthearted novel! Since the female lead has decided to play the saint, I hope she stays safe and sound and has a happy ending! Keep up the good work, author! Love you! 😘😘 [Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it]

It's good. Any story that you can finish reading without giving up is a good story.

It's very good, and I like the female lead's space; it has everything.

It's pretty good, but I don't understand one thing: why wasn't the male lead given an internal energy pill?

This is a really good book, it's totally my type!