[Farming + Not a Power Fantasy + Whole-Family Darling + Slice of Life + No Male Lead]
One moment, she's playing with the bubbles she blew in a koi pond.
The next, she has her memories and is now a baby in a village woman's belly.
Lazy Lian becomes Lan Lan.
She thought she'd just moved somewhere new to keep playing with bubbles.
But can someone tell her
why this family is so poor and their house is such a wreck?
And why are they all fleeing a famine together?
Can a family like this really afford to raise Lazy Lian?
As it turns out, maybe not!
Life is hard, so Lazy Lian performs for her supper.
To feed herself, the lazy koi works 996.
To feed her family, the lazy koi keeps working 996.
Why does she have to take care of her friends, too?
And the future emperor as well?
Wait, don't tell me
she has to feed the common people, too?
Could this be the legendary tale of how she started with a bowl
and ended up with a whole nation?
It's quite good. The heroine traveled to ancient times, but there's something about it. She's loved by the whole family, and there's something about it. For example, the fourth brother is not very close to his father and mother, but they are all close to his grandfather and aunt. In the end, it's much better. A village is divided into two villages. The people in the first village are quite good. Don't let the people from the second village come to cause trouble. There are also the heroine's grandfather and brother. Although they have been out, they have never met the heroine's grandfather. I hope they will not come out in the end. They should be in the second village. I just don't know if there is a male protagonist.
It's nice to look at, and although there are some cheats, it's not too exaggerated. The protagonist was a little koi in a koi pond in his previous life (actually he had another identity). He had an adventure in the human world, which was considered a success!
For group portraits, the protagonist has a halo to assist. He is the favorite of the group but not so exaggerated that everyone will love him. The family members also shine in their own strengths. There is no CP, which is a bit regretful.
It sounds good, the characters are vivid, I like babies