They Sold My Daughter, So I’ll Divorce Him and Flee the Famine with My Family

She decisively divorced him at the beginning, bravely fought to protect her family while fleeing famine with her parents, and later met the person she loved. They lived together happily and peacefully, a warm and loving family life. It's a super good story with a perfect ending.

Keep it up, author! Keep it up, protagonist too! The protagonist is amazing, carrying three or four hundred pounds all by himself. In ancient times, a donkey cart could pull over two thousand pounds. Amazing! And the protagonist saved a handsome man, and in the end, he gave himself to him. Someone who has already died once, so easily accepting a man. If the other person had bad intentions, the protagonist would have died again.

It's a good read. The female protagonist, who transmigrates, is intelligent and wise, managing everything meticulously to ensure a good life for her family and pave the way for her children and nephews. A worthwhile story to read.

It's so real and sounds amazing! I love it! Thank you!

The story is full of emotion and warmth, making it unforgettable and worthy of every reader's appreciation.

This book is fantastic! I love listening to it; the pacing is tight, it feels incredibly realistic, and the more I read, the more I wanted to read—I simply couldn't put it down.

There should be a sequel, telling us about the lives of their children.

It's pretty good, no really annoying relatives, smooth and clear.

The plot is good, but there are too many errors in the wording and phrasing. The author should keep working hard.

It's a very enjoyable and sweet romance novel, though the rating is a bit low. It features a prince who falls in love at first sight, a capable and independent heroine, and a united family of brothers and sisters. It's very satisfying.