Fleeing Famine Through Ice and Snow with the Children

The plot is well-written, with ups and downs and a good balance of pacing, making it very engaging and keeping you wanting to keep watching. However, the ending felt a bit rushed, leaving a sense that there was so much more to the story that wasn't explored, which was a bit of a shame.

The story follows a mother's arduous journey through famine, filled with hardship and adversity. Her unwavering resilience and love for her child are deeply moving. The clever escape leads to a loving encounter with her soulmate, and they overcome all obstacles to be together forever. The story is truly touching and wonderful!

Good, a slow and steady narrative. The female lead has no fighting skills; she's just an ordinary person. Abandoned during a famine, she's left to raise two children alone. However, she's resolute and, despite having a system, still completes tasks to obtain supplies. It's a good read if you take your time.

It was pretty good. It's been a long time since I've finished a book. The story is simple and logically clear, the plot doesn't drag, and most importantly, it's short. Those books with millions of words are really hard to finish.

It's good. I hope the female lead is more decisive and breaks up with her scumbag ex-husband quickly.

The entire story has very few angst-filled moments; everything develops in a positive direction, with the protagonist gradually becoming wealthy and opening a gunpowder shop without any major setbacks. You can read it without worry. The only downside is that I often find the female lead annoying; she's always getting involved in other people's business.

It was a great watch; I watched it all carefully. It would have been even better if there had been more focus on the relationship between the two characters.

Warning: This is not a story about a strong female lead. It's a heartwarming tale, not for those with a strong female lead. The female lead is an ordinary girl who transmigrates and experiences many hardships, but she's mostly protected by the male lead and lives a simple life. It's a little heartbreaking that the male lead only marries her after several years. (Five-star consolation prize)

The novel's plot is well-conceived. Although it features a shopping system, it's not an overpowered or exaggerated one. The female lead genuinely works hard to earn money and becomes wealthy, and her relationship with the male lead develops gradually and naturally. It's a pleasant read, and I personally enjoyed most of the story's descriptions.

It's quite good, not dragging at all. In any era, as long as you have real talent, you can live a carefree and unrestrained life, and the female lead is just like that. The male lead is also well-developed—brave, kind, handsome, and devoted to the female lead. Overall, it's a very good watch.