Transmigrating into the Wilderness with My House

This is the story of an ordinary family's journey through time. It's about an ordinary family's struggle to survive by farming. No cheat codes. The plot is original and you won't regret reading it. Come and see!

It's a good watch with a fresh premise. It doesn't involve the entire planet's inhabitants being transported to another world at once; the events unfold gradually, giving the viewer time to prepare. The main character's family doesn't have any special advantages, but they're quite lucky, as if fate is constantly on their side. The people thrown together aren't just from one country; there are good people and unreasonable ones. Most importantly, there are no melodramatic or clichéd plot points.

It has a food theme, the subject matter is good, and it's feeling good so far, but there's a bit too little of it.

The global migration has taken place in an unknown dimension. The oceans and sand are blue, and the flora and fauna are enormous beyond imagination. The Li family is incredibly lucky; their hard work will surely be rewarded. Houses and families are being distributed in batches, regardless of nationality, civilian status, or military status. Firearms are prohibited; the age of cold weapons has arrived.

The writing is good, the content is good, there are good and bad characters, and the main family isn't invincible; they don't have any cheat codes. The author creates a very realistic alternate world, it's just too short.

It's very well written and enjoyable. Is there a sequel? Author, it's okay if you don't write more. It's really so good! 💕💕 [Learned it][Learned it][Learned it] 🍉

It's pretty good, just a bit too short. I love reading these heartwarming farming stories. Indeed, families working together can always live well; no matter how harsh the environment, humans can always find a way to survive.

Transmigrating with a house isn't a huge advantage, but it's necessary. It makes things easier from the start, and I quite like this kind of life. Everything is for survival; everyone unites. There's no building new cities or developing new civilizations; it's simply about survival. I think it's great, and the ending was just right. I felt a little unsatisfied, but also felt it should have ended that way.

I love this type of novel, five stars!

It's pretty good. The author mentioned it's their first time writing a book, so there are some shortcomings in the details, but the overall structure is fine. The subject matter is novel, and the story flows smoothly. I hope it finishes soon and doesn't have a bad ending.