I Transmigrated to a Year of Famine, and the Whole Village Helped Me Thrive

I like this style of book; there aren't too many melodramatic plot twists. In ancient times, a scholar held a very high status in a village. Helping the villagers—with everyone working together, even mountains can be moved—I believe this village will get better and better. 👍👍👍👍

The concept is ingenious, but I'm a little curious: will the people of Willow Village live their entire lives in this canyon? Will they never leave? Or will they wait until the new dynasty is established before everyone leaves?

This is great! Usually, the main character carries everyone else to victory, but this one is everyone carrying the main character. It's really good, unique and unconventional. I just don't understand why the rating is so low. Based on my years of reading experience, it should be in the nines. And where are you, author? It's been so long since you updated! Come back soon!

I like this kind of writing without any truly terrible characters 😳

The content is quite interesting, the concept is novel, and it's very exciting. It's about an ordinary person's time travel, but also about a village where a group of interesting people are hiding from natural disasters and man-made calamities.

It's quite good. The story is set in a time of famine, drought, and court turmoil. Being able to live a peaceful life is a blessing. It's normal for her to sometimes be distant with the children; they're not her own. Besides, she can't enjoy life in modern times, so it's a miracle she's in a good mood in ancient times. 🍉 The attitude is quite realistic and the story is enjoyable. I find it absurd that someone in their twenties doesn't know anything about rice or wheat; the rest is fine.

It's a great show. The protagonist's character is very interesting—the only scholar in the village, and well-liked by everyone around him… He's considered a "good-for-nothing," but he often comes up with novel ideas that inspire the villagers. I really like this kind of story.

It's so good! I love this kind of story where there are no awful characters and the whole village works together.

Excellent! The village is full of talented people, giving the protagonist a significant advantage.

The story is logically sound, without any special advantages; it progresses step by step through the efforts of the entire village, and the plague episodes particularly highlight the unity shown during the pandemic.