After Fleeing the Famine, the General Refused to Divorce Her, and She Broke Down in Tears

Why didn't the male lead collect the original owner's body? Was it because the circumstances didn't allow it, or was the male lead unwilling? Why did the system force the female lead to help the male lead? Originally, the male lead was supposed to live to the end after the original owner's death.

I finished it in one go, looking forward to the next chapter!!!

Thank you all for your support. I have read all your comments carefully, and some of them are very insightful, which I will consider appropriately. The character Meng Yangyang in the novel is not a typical post-apocalyptic heroine; she doesn't possess the typical traits of a post-apocalyptic heroine. She simply transmigrated into the book just as the apocalypse was about to begin.

The beginning of the plot is similar to a book I read before, but the later parts are different! Not bad! Give me some encouragement!

I initially thought it was just a typical transmigration story with a house raid and exile plot, but it turned out to be a fantasy novel. The writing style was quite novel and captivating, keeping me reading. Although there was a part where I didn't like the female lead, feeling she was too cold, especially towards the male lead, I later realized it was because she lacked affection for him, which explained her coldness. The ending was to my liking, with them staying together for a long time.

I'd call this the third best book in my opinion. The plot is very logical and exciting. At first, I thought the ending would be the male protagonist unifying the world and the female protagonist living happily ever after. I thought that was how the story should end. But as I read on, I suddenly realized that I was completely wrong, which gave me a pleasant surprise. I highly recommend this book! (*˘˘*).｡.:*♡

The leap from the human world to heaven is too great; the story would have been better if it had followed the earlier plot. I wonder what the author's intention was in changing it to a mythological ending.

(Qu Yanyi & Meng Yangyang) Overall, it's not bad, but it's quite frustrating. The Supreme God, the God of War, and the entire Heavenly Court and Immortal Realm are completely outmaneuvered by a mere Heavenly Court princess [smirk][smirk][smirk] I don't want to watch it a second time, it's too infuriating, but one viewing is enough (personal opinion 🍉🍉🍉🍉).

It's alright, but with all the system, spatial abilities, and transmigrating into books, plus the later godhood, it got a bit confusing for me 🤭

I like the smooth writing style.