
I Transmigrate into a Book, and My Sister Keeps Stuffing Me with Food
穿书,我被姐姐哐哐喂饭
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 386k Words
- Genre
- Two Female Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 8
No Romance, No Raising Kids, No Women Fighting Each Other, No Foolishly Generous Heroine, No Excessive Kindness
Why do female-oriented transmigration stories always have the female lead either hand some guy a golden finger or raise a bunch of kids?! And why are all the female characters except the protagonist so badly written in so many stories?! Women can be exceptional too, it's not just an exception! If you hate women, don't write female-oriented fiction!!!
Do Nobody Really Read Books by New Authors?
All you little-known authors who’ve just started posting books on Fanqie, gather round!!!
Farming Stories with a Female Lead, Please No More Fleeing from Famine. I'm Sick of Them
Please Recommend Farming Stories With No Romance!!! Female Lead’s POV, Thank You!
Laid-Back Farming, Nothing Complicated or Chaotic
Looking for Novels Where the Female Lead’s Older Sister Dotes on Her Excessively, Loving Her to the Bone
Are there any novels with a really doting older sister who absolutely spoils the heroine?!!!
No-CP Stories About Sisters
Just stories about sisters spoiling each other.
The Female Lead Is an Amazing Cook and Makes the Three Kids Next Door Drool
I want to read books similar to "After the Marriage Swap, the Contrast Female Character Is Pampered by Her In-Laws."
Reader comments 50
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It's very interesting. I hope the heroine and sister don't have cps and focus on sisterhood. Getting prettier and prettier
I beg the author not to have a CP, not to have a CP. The two sisters depend on each other, love each other, and are each other's most important people. They are perfect. I beg the author not to have a CP!!
I came across this book from the recommendations on the homepage, and then I clicked on the word "cooking" and came in to take a look. Oh, it turns out it's not a food article, but an article about a sister raising a younger sister. My elder sister was only fifteen or sixteen years old, and my younger sister was only four or five years old. I was still a minor. In order to support my younger sister, I picked mushrooms and sold them, grew vegetables and sold them. I made some money from the sales, and I quickly took my younger sister to see a doctor. I felt very warm, but also a little sad, and very touched. The author updates a chapter every day, but it feels like there are too few and not enough to read! Rewarding 3 Power Generations with Love every day is a small support to the author. I hope everyone will come and read it! It's really beautiful and exciting!
Come on, author, it's very interesting. I hope that without cp, the sisters can live a good life on their own, instead of writing about suffering and having the male protagonist come out to save the female protagonist. In this case, the book will be ruined.
I don't pick my food. As long as I don't write insulting words about women, I'll just read it. It would be better if the female characters had less overlapping words in their names. Girls deserve it.
Everything the heroine says and does is very consistent with the character of a person coming to the end of the world (in the end of the world, strength is respected = decisive killing, constant violent conflicts = insensitivity, the collapse of the monetary system = barter for goods, etc.). The details of the setting are exquisite. There are slightly more food descriptions in the early stage, but less in the later stage. It is about family and friends, it is a group portrait of women, there are many female supporting characters, and there are many high-profile female supporting characters, each with a clear growth line, flesh and blood, and a sense of living beings, and neither the heroine nor the supporting characters are emotionally ambiguous, and there are no men who have close relationships with them. There are plots of women helping each other, and there are patterns of proactively solving women's plight and resisting oppression. There is no detailed description of the violation, it is just a brief summary. The focus is on the miserable fate of the perpetrator, and the person is offline very quickly (female supporting characters are not evil. It is unwise to look down on unawakened sisters when they are awakened). The grandmother seeking survival for her grandson is real and shocking. (Er: child, not specifically male; Original text: Grandma: It is a man's deliberate differentiation. I, a woman's narration, get rid of the "wai" of outsiders [a stubborn breeder who has not been called grandma since she was a child, insisting on calling her "grandma" - there is little culture in the south of "grandma", and is often called "wai"])
A very heartwarming article about farming, suitable for girls like me.
To be honest, articles whose background is growing up in a village are generally somewhat different from the actual situation in ancient times, and this article is no exception. However, there is still a chance for a love story without a male protagonist. Apart from being incompatible with rural life, there are no flaws. The storyline is also very warm and cute, and the daily life of the sisters is delicate and vivid. There is no silly, brainless and vicious female supporting character, it is really a very girl-friendly story. I hope that sisters passing by will give this article a chance to grow and give more encouragement to authors who write about loving women.
Nice! Apart from being able to kill, my sister is no different from an ordinary child. There is no need to worry about a child trapping a mature soul. The characters are not purely good or purely evil. People are all multi-faceted, which is good.
It's not bad. It's not a common time-travel theme. The writing style is very good👍 There is no problem with the logic. The money and income are also very consistent with the real life at the time. It deserves five stars 😄