What?! The Big Shot Feeds His Siblings Gourmet Food on the Run from Famine
惊：大佬带弟妹在逃荒路上吃美食
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 165k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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81Chapters
158Reads · 30 days
44.5kReads · all time
8.2Score
84Listens
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Beautiful! This is the first time I've seen a character in ancient times who isn't blindly filial, but decisive and ruthless, living a carefree life. They use their spatial abilities whenever they have them. Unlike some novels where characters hide their spatial abilities, are afraid to use their superpowers, yet preach filial piety and whine.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. Keep it up, author! Don't ruin it! Five stars for you.
It's getting more and more exciting! It just feels like the male lead is a bit redundant! Luckily, he's mostly in the background; you almost forget about him! 😎😎
It's great! I love this kind of female lead—strong, with strong morals, decisive, and quick to avenge wrongs.
Not bad, but the names for girls are really a bit... You can judge for yourselves: Ye Xiaoxiao, Ye Mianmian, Ye Manman, Luo Shanshan, Luo Qinqin, and I bet there are more. Boys' names wouldn't be like this: Ye Jinhao, Ye Jinzhou, Lu Chengxuan, Lu Chengyu, etc. Deduct one star; the name is always wrong, there are missing words, and many typos. The latter part felt rushed, like a brief introduction.
Good, a very good short story, with a beginning and an end.
You look great! I support your hard work, keep going! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
It's quite good, not overly sentimental, and doesn't drag on. Author, please keep updating!
It's a great read; it's the only novel I've seriously read from beginning to end that includes cultivation and foundation building. The female lead is very capable, and her relationship with the male lead is very fulfilling. I used to avoid reading any novels with elements of cultivation, but this one, especially with the famine relief section, deserves full marks.
Aside from the relatively short number of chapters, it was generally quite good. The main thing was that the female lead wasn't a saint, and the villains were quickly eliminated, so it didn't feel frustrating to watch. Although the ending was a bit rushed, it was still a perfect ending and didn't have a bad ending!