From the Start of a Famine: My System Gives Me a Farming Cheat

The story is engaging, so I've read nearly 300 chapters. Aunt Han didn't harm the protagonist; she merely witnessed the protagonist and her mother being harmed by the legitimate mother while she herself was in dire straits—a situation she couldn't avoid. I wonder why the protagonist is so cold towards Aunt Han?

I don't think the former female lead was evil, just pitiful. Her supposed role in causing her family's exile was just her taking the blame for someone else. The real villains were Song Qingjin and her mother and brothers.

I usually give positive reviews, but I have a question: why didn't the female lead run away when she first transmigrated? She stayed and endured the family's curses, suffering through daily arduous walking, constantly threatened by others looking for opportunities to harm her. Plus, there were so many refugees outside; it was very dangerous.

It's not bad, but there are a lot of zeros, which made me a little dizzy. Keep it up, author! 👍👍👍

This is so weird! What did the former female lead do to deserve this fate? Could someone else be reincarnated? Author, please write more! I really want to know what happens next!

I thought this book was quite good, with many exciting moments. The female lead isn't a saint, though the system numbers are a bit verbose. I really liked that the female lead isn't the type to be infatuated with a guy; her relationship with the male lead only develops later on. However, I only read about halfway through before stopping to read more carefully because the story was too long. Overall, though, it's a book I liked.

I like this storytelling style; it doesn't dump all the events and background at once, but rather guides the reader step by step to find the answers. The "golden finger" style is unique, like being in a game, earning money and experiencing various adventures alongside the female protagonist.

The story is pretty good; I'd love to keep reading.

The story unfolds through various trivial events during and after the exile. The female protagonist not only clears her name and avenges the original owner and her mother, but also finds the person she loves. The child she saved eventually ascends the throne, but the female protagonist and the male protagonist choose to live a simple life amidst nature, which is very pleasant to watch.

I wanted to see a story about using a system to dig for treasure, exchange it for money, and hoard goods, but the amnesia trope, misunderstandings, and taking the blame for others really bothered me. ╯╰