After transmigrating, her father dies of illness, her mother remarries, and then a drought comes along, the worst in a century.
Her heartless uncle and aunt want to sell her to a dying old man in town as a good-luck bride in exchange for silver.
Just wait until she sharpens her knife in the middle of the night and goes after her uncle.
From then on, she sets off alone on the road as a famine refugee,
and lives quite the carefree life.
She has all the food and drink she needs, and lazes around wherever she pleases.
If someone rubs her the wrong way, she gives them a beating. If she can’t win, she runs.
She’ll never make herself suffer just to please someone else.
This book is a five-star review, I like it very much. It's my kind of genre, I'm just saying it would be better as a complete book. Don't turn off people's appetite and make them feel itchy.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on