[Farming + System + marriage first, love later + adorable kids + satisfying read]
Yin Lan transmigrates into the body of a lazy glutton in Iron Sword Village, a mother of three.
Her home is bare, her birth family leeches off her, and her in-laws don’t care for her… Two of the kids are practically little refugees, while the youngest is too small to walk.
Enough! This life is unbearable.
And the original owner had even been flirting with someone outside and wanted a divorce.
The family is already at the end of its rope, and then one disaster after another strikes: snowstorms, soil salinization, and bands of bandits…
Who would have thought?
[Ding! Straw sandals sold at auction for 100 wen!]
[Wooden cart sold at auction for 200 wen!]
The auction System is here!
Everyone says Chen Yourun will never come back, and the Chen family will surely divorce this spendthrift woman.
But who could have guessed that a tall, handsome, rugged man would return to the village overnight?
From then on, she has land, a house, and grain… The whole family makes it through the years of disaster safe and sound, and they even make their mark in this war-torn ancient world, building a flourishing age of glory~
In-depth review of "Transmigrating to a Famine Year and Getting Rich by Scavenging and Harvesting": "Transmigrating to a Famine Year and Getting Rich by Scavenging and Harvesting" presents readers with a unique time-travel story set during a famine. While the novel has its highlights, there's also room for improvement. Overall, it deserves a score of 77 and is definitely worth reading. I.
The female lead's character is well-maintained and very likable; I like people like her.
The female protagonist is unfortunate. She transmigrates into the body of a beautiful but useless original owner, disliked by both her in-laws and her own family. The villagers also hate her. Luckily, she has a system; she sells her worn-out shoes to buy some food, preventing her from starving. If anyone tries to frame or bully her, the female protagonist won't eat vegetarian food.
Looking forward to the male lead's life after returning home; it's quite captivating so far 🤭
It looks good, but it's a bit short.
It's good; it's been a long time since I've had the desire to finish a book.
Not bad, the babies are all very cute.
It's so good! 🤭 Great author, keep up the good work!
Is the female lead the original owner of this body?
It's really good, so why is the score so low?