After transmigrating into a book, Shen Qingyuan discovers that he has become part of a family destined to be cannon fodder. His father becomes crippled while saving the male lead’s father, and the original Shen Qingyuan dies of a fever because his family saves their money to send the male lead to school. To avoid becoming a stumbling block on the male lead’s path to success, Shen Qingyuan chooses to keep his family away from the protagonist and cherish their lives. A series of natural and man-made disasters from the book catch him off guard, and he can only rely on his ability to foresee the plot and his modern knowledge to lead his family to safety time and again. But amid all these disasters, Shen Qingyuan realizes that only by attaining a high position can he better protect his family. And so he embarks on the path of the imperial examinations...
Give the protagonist some martial arts skills, like the power of a rogue leader; that would be so cool, and give the protagonist a certain swagger.
This is such a good book! I hadn't really felt like reading anymore, but this book is so captivating! 💕💕
The pacing is fast, perhaps the author intended it to be a short story; much of the content is glossed over and not detailed enough. Overall, it's good, but it feels a bit rushed and lacks something. If you don't get bogged down in details, it's a good way to pass the time. Thumbs up! 👍
It's alright, but I still have to write a hundred chapters a day 😏
Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended! Highly recommended!
It's beautiful! Warm and serene!
Absolutely wonderful! It's rare to find a book that I truly love. Although it hasn't been officially published yet, in my heart it deserves a score of 9 or higher.
It's down-to-earth and doesn't have many exaggerated cheat codes.
The plot is tightly structured and full of unexpected twists.
The writing style is somewhat immature, but overall it's good; some parts could be elaborated upon.