Fleeing Famine: The Sickly One Makes a Fortune with Pinduoduo

It's strange, why do all the good, worthwhile books by Tomato have such low ratings? Is someone sabotaging this? Looks like I'll just stick to reading low-rated books from now on.

I'm surprised I actually finished it! To be honest, at first, I almost gave up when I saw the female lead using so many modern items like an aluminum lunchbox, sleeping bag, and soap. Another downside was that she wasn't a lone wolf on the escape route but dragged the whole village along with her.

The female lead is leading her family and villagers to escape natural and man-made disasters, and so far they seem to be working together. Looking forward to the rest of the story.

It's very well written, with smooth prose and a good foundation in common sense. The only illogical point is that the female lead was forced into having a cross-dressing persona because she didn't have a romantic partner. If you ignore that, it's quite a good read.

It's great! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ The plot is fast-paced, and there aren't any overly dramatic or annoying characters who disappear quickly! I initially thought the male lead was Guo Xiao, but after seeing the ending, it doesn't seem like it! The female lead is good; she's always working to improve and develop people's lives! ヾ^_^♪

Honestly, if you're reading without thinking, this book is pretty good, quite enjoyable. For people like us who are experiencing a reading slump, it's a decent read.

This is the first time I've followed an entire book without stopping. Usually, I lose interest halfway through and then give up. This place is pretty good 😊

Actually, the article is quite good. The overall pace is brisk, with no particularly drawn-out moments. The atmosphere is relatively relaxed and pleasant. Although it's a story about escaping famine, it doesn't have a heavy atmosphere. The female lead isn't a saint, and it's not frustrating to read. It's a good read or listen to when you want to kill time. I give it a high score!

The plot is tightly paced, the characters are likable and not pedantic, and while it's a bit of a pity that she never married, the lack of a romantic subplot also allows for greater freedom and focus. There's not much ambiguity in the story's portrayal of the other world; the supernatural elements are unpredictable and no one can guess what's going on. It's a natural and smooth read, very enjoyable. Great! 👍

It's a very smooth story; once you start reading, you can't stop. Although she was picking up people along the way, it wasn't out of any saintly compassion on her part; she only kept them because they were useful. Those who needed to be killed were killed, and those who needed to be taken in were taken in. She dealt with troublemakers decisively.