Transmigrated: The Great Famine Escape

I like stories that unfold slowly and steadily 👍 These kinds of escape stories are quite relaxing.

I finally finished reading it in one day. The book is short and concise, with engaging and coherent content. There's no unnecessary talk or grammatical errors, making it easy to read. I recommend it to everyone; I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

The author's novel is excellent and worth reading! 95 points

I enjoy reading stories about people fleeing famine; I've read up to episode 41 and I'm looking forward to more chapters from the author.

The female protagonist encountered all sorts of natural and man-made disasters while fleeing the famine: drought, floods, mudslides, blizzards, extreme cold, earthquakes, fog disasters... It was truly remarkable that she survived.

The content is good, but the part about building a house is a bit off. It's very cold in winter, and bricks can't be fired when it's frozen. Perhaps the author doesn't understand brick-making. Everything else is pretty good.

It's a great show. It's a story about a team of women and a group of people struggling to survive amidst natural disasters and man-made calamities in ancient times!

Not bad, good for when you're looking for something to read.

It's alright. Although some plot points are absurd, they're novel. Some parts don't conform to common sense. The female lead is very likable; she's decisive, efficient, and ambitious!

The storyline is captivating, the female lead is resilient and strong, the male lead is both tough and gentle, and the ending is happy. Excellent!