The Wicked Widow Takes Her Family to Greatness on the Road to Escape

This novel is quite good so far, although it's still being serialized. It's much better than those ridiculously overpowered transmigration novels with overpowered protagonists. I especially like the female lead's parents. The writing is also good. I don't know why so few people are reading it. The rating is too low. In my opinion, it should be above 9.

It's a great read. The male and female leads are very down-to-earth, unlike some stories where the male and female leads are the only ones who shine, which feels fake. Everyone here is useful; they're not two-dimensional characters but flesh-and-blood, useful partners. Some parts of the story are also very entertaining. I stayed up all night last night and finished reading it today.

Overall, the story is alright; it would probably have gotten a higher rating without the romance. The "funny moments" of their escape from famine were quite engaging, and I liked the Gao family's kindness and courage. I looked forward to seeing them grow stronger, and the female lead's straightforward personality was also quite endearing.

What makes this story different from other famine relief stories I've read is that the female protagonist isn't particularly intelligent; she's just an ordinary, normal person, and sometimes her flaws are really frustrating to read. But upon reflection, that's just human nature. The way they all survived together was through collective wisdom and effort. Personally, I found it quite enjoyable.

I really don't want a romantic subplot; I prefer her to be with her brother-in-law.

I've read over 300 chapters so far, and it's generally okay. The only thing that's really bothering me is Du Heng's romantic relationships. It's normal for a fifteen or sixteen-year-old to fall for a very capable woman, even if she's his sister-in-law—after all, she and his brother didn't even finish their wedding ceremony before his brother passed away, and the family has relied on the female…

Super good, very detailed, I didn't skip a single chapter. The only downside was the new emperor's ascension, which was only briefly mentioned. This is the most tragic story of the male and female leads – no marriage, no home run, hahaha! It's all because our little darling is in charge, not letting Du Heng get ahead. I wish there were an epilogue, it would be so satisfying. Every character is very distinct and well-developed. Super good, highly recommended!

Jiaojiao's parents and brother truly love her. No matter what she did, they always favored her. It's so rare to receive such favor in life; I'm so envious. The story is well-rounded, depicting the hardships of fleeing famine and the difficulties of settling down. That's life. No matter what, never give up hope; good days are earned through hard work.

This woman has a resilient personality. She may seem carefree, but she is actually very shrewd and has the advantage of immense strength. In particular, her family is large and its members are all brave and skilled in battle, which is why they were able to find a way to survive in this chaotic world.

The story about fleeing famine was great, but I had trouble accepting the male lead. Earlier, the female lead had some inner monologue about liking someone, and I thought it was impossible for her and her brother-in-law to be together, but then they got together, which I found a bit... Unacceptable. The female lead focusing on her career was much better...