[No Golden Finger + No Political Scheming + Married First, Love Later + Food + Family Life + Raising Kids]
Jiang Cheng fell off a cliff while gathering herbs on her family mountain, leaving no trace of her remains. When she opened her eyes, she had become a young woman who had fled famine to the southern part of the Great Liang Empire.
Her parents were dead, her four-year-old sister was crying from hunger, and she herself had fainted from starvation?
Jiang Cheng spent over ten days climbing mountains and crossing rivers with the refugee crowds before finally reaching their destination. Who could have guessed that terrible news would strike out of nowhere?
What? A household without an adult man cannot register for a home or receive farmland?! The only option is to marry someone to gain a household registration…
A fat, big-eared woman wants to give me a home, but only if I send my sister to another family.
A widow wants me to be her daughter-in-law and send my sister to work as a servant in town.
A fool's mother says I can bring my sister and marry her foolish son…
Jiang Cheng: “?! At least I'm pretty as a flower. Is there no normal person around?”
The hunter's great-aunt: “My grandnephew is tall, handsome, and has an eight-pack. He's strong as an ox. How about him?”
Jiang Cheng slapped her hand on the table! “He's the one! So what if I don't get farmland? At least he's normal. With the vast mountains at our backs, marrying a hunter means we'll never go hungry or lack clothes!”
Overall, it's pretty good and makes me want to keep watching. I hope it doesn't stop updating. I'm giving it five stars.
It's almost chapter 100, and the romance between the male and female leads hasn't progressed much.
Very good. I love watching family life, farming, and cooking, without any stories of officials or power struggles within the household.
It's incredibly good; it depicts the ordinary, everyday lives of ordinary people. I really love this kind of novel.
It's a very good read; the author's writing style is excellent and it's worth checking out.
A very good and interesting book.
A very heartwarming and down-to-earth book, a great read.
The author's writing style is fluent.
It's pretty good, no major flaws.
Looks good, love it, want to see it more