
Transmigrated as a Trouble-Making Mother-in-Law, I Lead the Whole Family to Flee the Famine
穿成搅家精婆婆,统领全家逃荒
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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A Refugee-Era Novel About a Close-Knit Village, No Romance
Any stories about an entire village sticking together while fleeing famine?
Pure Farming Stories. I Want That Cozy, Laid-back Country Life.
I’m looking for books like My Idyllic Mountain Life. A proper modern urban farming novel, with no cultivation, overpowered martial arts, livestreaming, showing off and face-slapping, or toxic content. Just a cozy, laid-back life in the countryside.
Looking for Stories About Elderly Women in the Historical Era, with No Romance
Looking for books like *Transmigrating to the Eighties: Leeching Off My Parents Above, My Kids Below, and My Sister-in-Law in Between*.
Looking for Stories About a Close-Knit Family or Village, with No Terrible Relatives
Any genre is fine, as the title says. Thanks, everyone. Preferably something where the protagonist helps everyone get rich. No awful people, please, no awful people.
Farming Stories! Farming Stories!
Looking for books like *After Being Canceled Across the Internet, I Became Famous by Farming*. Please recommend other books in this genre.
Mountain Villagers and Hunting
Looking for books similar to In a Year of Chaos and Famine: I Get a Full Storehouse of Food and Meat with a Daily Divination! It's a pretty good book and a great pick when you're in a reading slump. I wholeheartedly recommend it.
Any High-Quality Farming Novels Like Shanshan Youyao?
#InARutForBooks!
Refugee-Escape Stories
With a pocket dimension.
Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
Any Farming or Refugee-Escape Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher? Must Be Complete
Period-Era Stories, Ensemble Casts, Old Woman Reborn
Looking for books like *Reborn in the 1980s: The Old Lady Abandons Her Son and Daughter*. A story set in a bygone era, with an ensemble cast and an old lady who is reborn. No golden finger, no System. Just everyday family life, lots of humor, and nothing cliched. Highly recommended!
Farming, Food, Everyday Family Life, Cozy and Healing
Looking For Addictive Farming Novels, Please!
Preferably without a pocket dimension.
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Owns a Mountain and Builds Their Own Faction
I read this novel a while ago, but I've forgotten the title. The protagonist owns a mountain. He starts by buying rice, then builds up his own faction. Could any of you tell me what it's called?
A 9.9-Rated Gem, Riveting and ReReadable, With Every Genre You Can Imagine!
Looking for stories similar to *Wanwan Isn’t Wanwan: You’re Reborn, So Who’s Going to Indulge You Now?*.
This Is the Only Story Set in a Bygone Era for Me!!!
Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Rated 9.8 or Above. Righteous Female Leads, Not Doormats
I’ve been reading farming stories lately. Please recommend female-protagonist novels, whether set in modern or ancient times. The female protagonist can have a golden finger, but it shouldn’t be too outrageous. The writing shouldn’t be simplistic, and the plot should be tightly paced.
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
I'm into Farming Novels Lately. Preferably with a Pocket Dimension, Completed, and Not Angsty
Looking for stories about farming, raising children, and building wealth, with few scheming women and a strong, fiercely protective female lead. Ideally set in ancient times.
Stories About Someone Who Refuses to Suffer Alongside Her Husband’s Family After They’re Sent Down to the Countryside
Any stories about a heroine who transmigrates into a period novel and, after her husband's family is reported, doesn't want to go to the countryside and suffer, so she cuts ties with her in-laws?
Please Recommend Farming Stories With No Romance!!! Female Lead’s POV, Thank You!
Looking for Stories About Infrastructure, Building Cities or Nations, or Transforming Them
Looking for stories about infrastructure projects, building cities or nations, or transforming cities and countries.
Period Story: Reborn Grandma Leaves Her Children Behind and Lives for Herself!
A story set in the past: an elderly woman is reborn, abandons her son and daughter, and lives for herself!
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It's very interesting to watch. Although it focuses on helping other women, it doesn't belittle men. It has a very upright outlook on life and there is no boxing content. The plot is normal and unobtrusive, and the characters are fleshed out. Can be regarded as a fine product
It's not bad. The time-travel heroine is very sober, and Goldfinger is particularly useful. There are many characters in the book, but the descriptions are full of vividness and uniqueness. I like Huo Bing, the eldest daughter-in-law of the future female general, and the gentle sister-in-law Jiang Yu the most, followed by the Lei family in the mountains and the Jiang family in the same village. They are all kind and cheerful, and they share the same heart with the heroine's family. It is particularly comfortable to read the heroine. The sons are also very good, the eldest is very clever, the second is very hard-working, the third is good at eating, the fourth is good at doing business, and the sixth is witty and cultured. He really likes the chapter about escaping from the wilderness and building a home in the mountains. The plot is novel, warm and exciting, but it is not so good to meet the prince and the emperor after entering the capital. Building a good home and common prosperity has fallen into a cliché. The most irritating thing is that the villains in the whole novel are too long-lived and are jumping around all the time. All the beasts are delayed until the end of the story before they are slightly punished. It makes people upset and unhappy.
Super super super beautiful! There is no obvious aura of the protagonist, there is no villain related to Tai Chi, and the final result of the bad guy is very refreshing. I just feel physically and mentally comfortable after watching it. The existence of the system cannot be regarded as a particularly powerful golden finger. It mainly depends on the heroine herself. The heroine is really a very powerful person and I like her. It also led the people in the village to become rich. Everyone is a grateful person. There is no plot to deliberately anger the readers. I read more than 400 chapters without knowing it. It is one of my favorite farming novels. The only fly in the ointment is that there is no explanation of what the heroine will do after that. It is an open ending. I don't know whether to continue living in the village or return to reality. It's good to figure it out by yourself.
It's not bad. Everything I want to read is written, and it's logical most of the time. There aren't too many people holding back or being too stupid. It's just that I read it very quickly. I finished it in one go. Please update quickly [laughs][laughs][laughs]
In addition to the illogical settings such as the smooth escape from the famine and the travel, the ability to make calligraphy without being in a hurry, the large outbreak of disasters and the snow season, and the fact that the victims can still come and go without any injuries, a farmer in the mountains casually buys more than a hundred people, and other illogical settings, the heroine is kind and wise. Hui, he does his best to help the injured women around him and find a way to make a living. Unlike other time-travel Ma stories, various farmers' sons become generals, civil servants, miracle doctors, etc. Farmers' sons stabilize the family and continue to maintain a good personality.
It's almost tied, so overall it's pretty good. The theme of escape is very clear. The heroine travels back in time and knows that there will be heavy rains and floods in just a few months, and the entire town will be affected. In the original setting, not many people in the entire village successfully escaped and survived. He raced against time to make money and stock up on supplies, and successfully led a whole village (except for two weird and vicious families) to escape to the Northeast and settle down. I didn't spend a lot of time writing about her big change in personality and the various skills she later displayed. I just explained it as a dream entrusted by a Bodhisattva, and her children and villagers also believed it. There are still quite a lot of bugs. If you can persist in watching it, you should first eliminate your lack of intelligence and watch it realistically [laughing and crying] Along the way, the protagonist group will encounter many self-righteous elites inexplicably, as well as good people with kind hearts. Later, she fled to the mountains of Northeast China and continued to lead the villagers and aborigines to make money. However, the originally submissive and timid eldest daughter-in-law suddenly realized that she was possessed by the goddess of war on the way to escape [laughing and crying], and then spent a long time explaining that she was a general. This line may collapse later. This type of escape story involves court and power struggles, so it can still be pursued.
It's good to watch, the plot is novel, the writing is smooth and not laggy. Will the author get any benefits during the Chinese New Year? Please update more [please update]
The writing is smooth and simple, without many gorgeous embellishments, but the life of rural people is vividly written on the page. The heroine did earn her first pot of gold by digging herbs, looking for wild vegetables, and catching small fish and shrimps. The subsequent development is indeed a bit too fast, but it is normal. After all, the business is getting bigger and bigger, just like a snowball. All in all, I highly recommend reading it. It would be even better if there are extra chapters.
It's a tie in one breath, it looks great! I like farming articles like this!
It's not bad. I originally read another escape novel, but I was too slow and picked up the finished one. I didn't expect it to be quite good. There are no big problems with the logic, and the writing is delicate and simple. The more I read, the better it gets. In fact, I can write more chapters later, and the author didn't even bother to comment [laughing and crying]. It just ended when it was time to finish. I didn't read enough. Ps: If you read several escape novels together, you will find many similarities. Whether it is the structural framework or the interweaving of characters, even the names are similar. For example, I often confused Chen Cuihua and Liu Cuihua. The characters in the two books have similar functions and personalities. But native dogs just love to watch. If the same core person changes his skin, he still loves to watch [full]