Transmigrating Through the Famine Years: My Ties to Sidaogou

I read the first novel and loved it. I recommended it to my younger sister, and she immediately became a fan.

It's up to chapter 46 now, and I really like it. Grandma has a job at the scrap yard, and the female lead is diligently developing herself for the disaster year. The only problem is that the compensation for her parents' sacrifice hasn't been explained yet. The title mentions "Four Ditches," and I'm really worried the protagonist will leave the capital for the countryside! Please, please don't!!! If she absolutely has to go, she needs a proper reason!

I think giving myself five stars is fine, right?! My writing skills aren't the best, but I really put my heart into it! Growing up in the countryside, I wanted to share some common wild vegetables and medicinal herbs found in the fields. Not for any other reason than that in today's society, young people are all rushing to the cities to work hard and don't know much about rural life.

I came from your first book. The content is very well written. I really like your books. I hope she can find the Book of Changes.

The beginning was quite good, so why is the score so low...? The writing style isn't exaggerated at all, and while there's a space-themed cheat ability, it's not too overpowered. I'm deducting one point for the female lead's character: a 98-year-old woman reborn with a husband she had a very good relationship with in her past life. The story also hints at her wanting to find her past husband, which is a bit unsettling... I'm following it as a farming novel, waiting to see how the plot develops.

Perhaps because the protagonist transmigrated into a child's body, he has childlike characteristics and doesn't look like someone almost a hundred years old. His personality is still so lively and cheerful. Those who like this kind of story can check it out...

This is the first time I've seen such a vivid and immersive description of that era. It really resonates with me, and it's very similar to what my parents told me. The author clearly did their research. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. Those who enjoy period dramas should definitely check it out. I'm eagerly awaiting the author's next update.

I've seen this book so many times. Every time I see the title, I assume it's some kind of fanfiction like "Love in the Courtyard," so I just glance at it each time! Later, when I was really desperate for something to read, I came across it again, so I decided to give it a try. And you know what? It's really addictive, truly excellent! These days, people are getting lazier and lazier.

I think I read the previous one, and it was pretty good. This one has a slower pace and a more relaxed feel overall. It depicts the everyday life of the female protagonist and her grandmother, and it's quite heartwarming.

It's clear the author wrote this with great care and attention; a big thumbs up!