A Mother in the Famine Years, Determined to Fatten Up Her Six Skinny Kids
荒年当娘，致力喂胖六个瘦崽子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Transmigrating Into a Book During Famine: The Wicked Mother Takes the High Seat穿书荒年天，歹毒娘亲坐上边Alternate title on Fanqie
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497Chapters
81Reads · 30 days
236.2kReads · all time
7.8Score
19Listens
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I think the author handled the balance very well. Some people say the original female lead treated the children badly, and that the new female lead had to take responsibility and make amends after transmigrating. But the female lead's attitude towards those children was just right. She was a stranger to them from the start, and initially, she was just taking responsibility.
It's a good book because it evokes strong empathy, has a delicate plot, and a very moving story.
The characters are portrayed very well, especially the female lead, who transmigrates into the body of a mother of several children and has endless worries every day.
I love it!!! The female lead didn't try to please her at all, nor did she go to great lengths to understand her child's psychology. Ah, my capable and independent daughter! I love it so much!!!
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The realistic portrayal prevented the female protagonist from immediately overflowing with maternal love; the affection developed gradually through their daily interactions, and she slowly developed the idea of becoming a mother. Later, she also recognized her mistakes and corrected them.
This is a book I really love. I've been in a reading slump for a long time, and most books I only read a few dozen or a hundred chapters before giving up. I've read over 200 chapters of this one and still want to keep reading. The only problem is that the parts involving Gu Xiaoyu at the beginning are really annoying, so I skipped around while reading.
To be honest, the opening plot was captivating, making it impossible to stop reading; I even stayed up all night to keep going. However, the further I read, the less I understood. After several days of continuous reading, I finally reached the end. Overall, it was still a good story.
This article is written realistically, depicting the characters in the countryside with great detail. The use of spatial elements is not exaggerated, which is good. Too much spatial detail can feel like padding. In this novel, the subtle touches of space keep the reader engaged and entertained. Thank you, author!
The storyline is quite good; it's worth reading when you're looking for something to read. However, the language is a bit too literary, using terms typically used to describe domineering CEOs to describe the children, making you completely forget how old the kids are.