Now That I've Transmigrated into a Book, Who'd Still Be a Terrible Heroine and Work Like a Pack Mule?
穿书了，谁还做极品女主老黄牛？
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- A Cannon Fodder in a Famine-Escape Novel? How Come None of You Can Outlast Me?逃荒文炮灰？你们怎么都熬不过我Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is the most cautious transmigrated female protagonist I've ever read. She lacks the arrogance of other transmigrated women; her caution borders on the timid, even bordering on the cunning. 🤦 This prevents other transmigrated women from ever suspecting anything amiss. The female protagonist's life is incredibly difficult.
This feels like true refugee survival. Don't underestimate the wisdom of the ancients; it's not to be underestimated. When reading other stories, it always feels strange when the protagonist pulls out all sorts of things or their character changes too often. But the protagonist in this story has a great personality; taking care of himself is more important than anything else. Just my personal opinion. Those who like this kind of story can check it out…
Finally, I've seen a story that doesn't involve poverty alleviation, taking on people, palace intrigue, romantic pairings, selfishness, being a saint, being soft-hearted, or lacking love. I don't know if it's normal or not, but it's so enjoyable to read.
The beginning, when the protagonist flees famine with the Xu family, follows the traditional famine-stricken story, experiencing most of the hardships. The everyday family squabbles and power struggles are well-described. After leaving the main group, it transitions into an ancient famine-stricken road trip story, with the main plot revolving around different female protagonists.
This is what true time-traveling famine relief looks like. People in ancient times were very clever; even children were incredibly perceptive. Any unusual behavior was immediately apparent. Such is human nature in harsh conditions. Some might think the female protagonist is too ruthless, but if she weren't, endless scheming awaited her.
It was much lower than I expected. It subverts expectations to some extent, suits my taste, and is quite comfortable to watch occasionally. This is much better than some books where the female protagonist encounters various troubles, frequently undertakes side quests of fleeing famine, and has to consider all sorts of interpersonal relationships.
Personally, I think it's well-written. As for the many negative reviews that say it's about forcing oneself to endure hardship, I think only by experiencing hardship can one avoid revealing their special abilities and truly experience life. Besides, the female lead's "golden finger" isn't that great; it's more of a safety net.
I have to give this a rave review. This is the only book I've ever read that portrays a transmigrator as they should. They don't treat the natives like fools. They don't crave love and demand that the original owner's parents be treated like their own, trying to make them rich. They don't take it for granted that others' sudden personality changes are normal. They have clear likes and dislikes.
This book is written entirely according to the author's preferences, and different readers will have different interpretations. If you don't like it, please don't argue with other readers. This book reflects the author's niche taste, and the female lead is someone who needs to interact with people. She can't kill other female leads in the story; it's just the author's personal preference.
Having read up to chapter 24, I'm here to rate it first. The writing is exquisite, flowing smoothly, covering every detail meticulously and narrating with great detail. Very good. I pray the later chapters won't disappoint. Five stars so far.