Abandoned in the Mountains Before the Famine, I Stockpile Supplies Without a Worry

Having read up to chapter 67, so far everything is quite interesting. Although there are villains at the beginning, there are also kind-hearted people, all ordinary people struggling in the midst of suffering. There's the kind-hearted old man Zheng driving the oxcart, the group of adorable beggars, young and old, in the dilapidated temple, and Master Li Buyan.

This is truly a rare gem of a book! It also resolved a long-standing question in my mind. From the perspective of a seasoned bookworm with over 10,000 hours of reading time, the characters and plot here are incredibly fresh, interesting, and endearing. Now I understand why other authors often depict the world as a hellish realm: it's because they are those infected by fragments of evil, always wanting to portray the human world as hell.

It's quite good and very interesting. The Heavenly Dao asks a baby to save the world, which is really interesting. The female lead is lively, cute, and quick-witted. This story is likely to have several years and thousands of chapters. I'll add it to my favorites for now.

It should be defined as a fantasy novel, and the farming/farming genre tag should be removed.

I've read a few chapters, and it's pretty good. I'm looking forward to reading more.

It's truly not easy for a three-year-old child to survive deep in the mountains, especially with a deep-seated hatred in their heart. Fortunately, they are a transmigrated soul, which helps them persevere. They say there will be extraordinary encounters, but we haven't seen any yet. Let's keep reading.

I want to know if the original owner died at the age of three and is now a transmigrated soul.

The content is wonderful and very enjoyable.

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This article is humorous and witty, making you laugh until you can't stand up straight; the imagination is so rich, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Five stars!