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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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Catch Fish and Shrimp! Dig Up Medicinal Herbs! The Wicked Mother-in-Law Commands the Whole Family捞鱼虾！挖药材！恶婆婆号令全家Alternate title on Fanqie
- Transmigrated into a Evil Mother-in-Law, Leading the Whole Family to Escape FamineEnglish name
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It's a great watch. Although it emphasizes helping other women, it doesn't belittle men. It has very positive values and doesn't include any fighting scenes. The plot is natural and doesn't feel abrupt, and the characters are well-developed. It's definitely a high-quality film.
It's not bad. The transmigrated female protagonist is very clear-headed, and her "golden finger" (advantageous ability) is particularly useful. There are many characters in the book, but each is vividly and uniquely portrayed. My favorite characters are Huo Bing, the future female general's eldest daughter-in-law, and Jiang Yu, the gentle sister-in-law.
Super, super, super good! There's no obvious protagonist halo, no overly awful relatives or villains, and even the villains get satisfying ends. It's so satisfying to read. The system isn't a particularly powerful cheat; the main strength lies with the female lead, who is incredibly strong. I love her! She leads the village to prosperity, and everyone is grateful.
It's pretty good. It covers the content I wanted to see, and most of the time it's logical. There aren't many slow or stupid parts. It's just that I read it so fast, I finished it in no time! Please update soon! 😆😆😆
Aside from the illogical plot points such as the protagonist's smooth escape from famine being as easy as a vacation, her ability to leisurely make calligraphy brushes, the miraculous survival amidst a massive outbreak of disaster victims and the snowy season, and a mountain farmer casually buying over a hundred people, the female protagonist is kind and intelligent.
They're almost tied, so overall it's not bad. The theme of fleeing famine is clearly portrayed. The female protagonist transmigrates to the present day and knows that a massive flood is imminent in just a few months, threatening the entire town. In the original setting, very few villagers survived.
This is great! The plot is original, and the writing is smooth and concise. Will the author give us some perks for the New Year? Please update more! [Requesting a massive update!]
The writing is fluent and simple, without much embellishment, yet it vividly portrays the lives of rural people. The female protagonist truly accumulates her first fortune by digging for medicinal herbs, finding wild vegetables, and catching small fish and shrimp. Her later development is indeed a bit too rapid, but that's normal; after all, a business grows like a snowball. Overall, I highly recommend reading it, and it would be even better if there were extra chapters.
It caught up in one go, so good! I love this kind of farming novel!
It's pretty good. I originally wanted to read another famine relief novel, but the updates were too slow, so I randomly clicked on a completed one. I didn't expect it to be so good. The logic is sound, and the writing is delicate and simple. It gets better and better as you read on.