No Fleeing the Famine! I'll Take My Whole Family to Hide in the Deep Mountains
拒绝逃荒！我选择带全家躲进深山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 536k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
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This avid bookworm read every single chapter without missing a single one ❤️. There's no imperial court, no royal relatives, no palace intrigue or family feuds. Four brothers, united and loving, with only an unreliable sister-in-law to compromise with. They didn't flee with the crowd; knowing the mission was just accomplished, they hid deep in the mountains.
Male and female authors have different focuses and writing styles, but it's still quite down-to-earth and enjoyable. Female authors, on the other hand, tend to write in a way that's incredibly satisfying, with a domineering and arrogant man spoiling the female protagonist. Sometimes it's quite sad to think that women subconsciously need an outstanding man to affirm them and pamper them.
As is customary with novels, here's an afterword: He transmigrated into a laborer's body to earn a fortune, and then used his business to hoard grain and evade military service. Five years of clearing land deep in the mountains, returning home in peaceful times. The village chief brings prosperity to the grasslands, planting crops to support his family and attracting people. The story of the scholar from Fugui Village is now complete, and I'm sending you my congratulations.
Well written. Of all the time-travel novels I've read, this is the first one featuring a male protagonist. The male protagonist is an unknown working-class man in modern times. He travels to ancient times without any special abilities or cheat codes. He gets divorced by his ex-wife whom he doesn't like, marries a woman he loves, and lives a prosperous life. He even becomes the village chief and turns the village into a well-known and wealthy village!
A very good novel about time travel to ancient times, no cheat codes, and farming in the mountains.
This book is very well written. It tells the story of a person who transmigrates to ancient times and is reborn into the body of another person. Without a system or any special abilities, he supports his family during times of war and famine.
It's quite good. A different kind of escape story; no special abilities, no cheat codes, yet they still live a wonderful life. The author's writing is good, the characters are vivid, the story is original, and every detail is clearly described without unnecessary words. Keep up the good work!
I really enjoyed the content; the details were very well described. From his time travel to fleeing famine, and then using his modern knowledge to do business and become the village chief and ward head, leading Suan Village to prosperity, to his understanding and care for the children, it's truly admirable for a modern male protagonist. 🥰
I recommend this book. It's a true farming novel. There are no princes or amnesiacs, only a group of farmers living humbly and cautiously under a feudal dynasty, their lives constantly in danger. War and famine take countless lives. The male protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes; he just struggles carefully with his family.
I have to comment on this book. Compared to those stories about time travelers letting loose and living their lives to the fullest, this one is much more down-to-earth. It's like a low-key success story. I've read so many time-travel novels that I usually lose interest after the county-level exam part. This book isn't long or padded; it's a truly concise and well-written piece. Thumbs up!