The Whole Family Transmigrates, Their Family Thrives, and They Get Rich as Royals

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This is a wonderful and engaging book about a harmonious family who travels back in time to ancient China and farm. It deserves a five-star rating.

This is the transmigrator with the least amount of cheat-like abilities I've ever seen. Lacking unique technology, sufficient power to rely on, and extraordinary martial arts skills, the family lived cautiously and timidly throughout the hundreds of chapters, vulnerable to being trampled on by anyone. The writing is good, but I can't appreciate such a precarious way of living, so I'll give it four stars.

The author likely referenced "The Road to Imperial Concubine" when writing this novel, as many similar plot points exist. For example, the eldest uncle's wife's family engages in animal husbandry, creating a mutually beneficial relationship with the protagonist's family; the protagonist's cousin studies at her home; the Ministry of Revenue establishes a library; blind boxes are introduced; the…

It's a great story. A family of three travels back to ancient times without any special abilities, but they're incredibly lucky. They also don't have any toxic characters who help them work together towards a successful career. In the end, they have a happy and sweet ending, but then they return to the modern world...

The book is not bad, but the score is a bit low. It starts as a farming story and later becomes a palace intrigue story. Fortunately, the parents and the female protagonist travel through time together, making many things easier to discuss. There are no awful characters or special abilities; the great-grandfather, grandparents, parents, uncles, aunts, and siblings—four generations working…

It's a great show, I don't understand why the rating is so low. The family is harmonious, and the protagonist gradually leads everyone to wealth. From childhood to the imperial court, the journey is steady and reliable, though not without its flaws, it feels realistic. The female lead, in particular, is incredibly eloquent, spouting profound truths and leaving others speechless when she establishes her authority. [Learned something new][Learned something new]

I enjoy watching, I don't pretend, I just let everything take its natural course!

It's not bad, but there are a few common sense errors. For example, the title of Prince of Qin or Duke of Qin is based on place name. The title of Prince of Qin or Duke of Qin represents actual enfeoffment. Qin and Jin were prestigious because before the Qing Dynasty, these two places were always the front line against the northern nomadic peoples.

I think it's pretty good. If you like stories without overpowered characters and about getting rich quickly, you can read it. The rating is a bit low, maybe because it's not as satisfying without a cheat code. But I'd rather read this kind of story (actually, all the skills you have when you travel to the past or the present are cheat codes).