Fleeing Famine on Tree Bark, I Was Taken Home and Doted on by the Chief Minister

This is a pretty good escape story. It avoids those annoying tropes, which I'm glad about. When transmigration meets rebirth, they become invincible, provided they team up. Judging by the number of chapters, it's still hundreds more to go—it's too long!

This is a great story about escaping famine. Both the male and female leads are independent, brave, and resourceful. They don't have any awful family members. The female lead isn't a saint or a wimp. The male lead uses his memories from before his rebirth to guide everyone in a positive direction. Those who have been helped don't rely on the male and female leads but are grateful and repay them.

This book is really good, why is the rating so low?

It's quite good, but why is the rating so low? Those who like stories about escaping famine might want to give it a try.

The article is original, well-structured, fluent, and naturally written. [Note]

I really like this kind of famine relief story; there aren't any awful villagers, it's very enjoyable.

Super super good-looking

The male protagonist is reborn, and the female protagonist transmigrates; I was drawn to this story by the synopsis.

I don't know why, but the ending I imagined was that the male and female protagonists, along with their younger siblings and the friends they made along the way, would eventually return to this valley, watching the sunset and this peaceful world, and live a secluded life in the mountains. 🥺

It's a great read! I love this kind of relationship where they depend on each other for survival! Hope the author updates soon!