It’s Supposed to Be a Refugee Story, So Why Is Life So Easy?

It's very warm, loving, and united; there are no awful people and no frustrations. However, if there is a male lead, I really, really, really dislike that wealthy young master and his younger brother. They are arrogant and look down on the female lead and her group, thinking that whatever the female lead has, they should give it to her, and that it would be an honor for the female lead and her servants to die for them. Although his older brother is not like that, he dotes on his younger brother.

I caught up with it in one go! It's a very lighthearted story about escaping famine. The villagers are all very kind, there aren't any awful characters, and I saw the female lead grow. I love this cowardly yet proud and incredibly strong fighting hero. Also, I want to pet a tiger too 😭, the female lead is so, so lucky!

It's alright. The female protagonist's system treats the villagers very well; they won't starve or be robbed by refugees if they follow her. The fighting chickens hunting is a bit exaggerated. The villagers are easy to get along with. If you like reading about refugees, you might want to check this out.

The review says the whole story is rather simple and heartwarming, about how the female protagonist uses her spatial abilities to help villagers find refuge during a famine. There are no bizarre backstories or complicated plots, but there are adorable animal companions. The female protagonist is kind, but not a saint.

I've finished watching it, it's great! 1️⃣The story unfolds naturally, without any events being forced or contrived, and is not a "forced sale" type of story. 2️⃣ The emotional narrative is also natural and there is no element of black magic involved. 3️⃣ The villagers are very united. Not only are there no scoundrels, but they also have their own unique characteristics or personalities.

Very good, very heartwarming, everyone is very united, no awful people, very enjoyable, I feel like I want more, very few of Tomato's books can capture my heart, this is one ᖰ⌯'▾'⌯ᖳ The author worked hard!

This is a really good book, why is the rating so low! The female lead uses her special ability to lead the entire village out of famine, which is very heartwarming. The female lead is also quite nice; although she has a spatial ability, unlike other novels where everything is hoarded in it, she's genuinely not greedy at all!

It's good, please update more. I'm looking forward to the next part of the story, but I don't want it to involve the imperial court later on. I prefer stories set in the village...

This is a relatively lighthearted and enjoyable story about fleeing famine. The villagers are all very positive, and under the leadership of a wise and insightful village chief, they accomplished the feat of fleeing famine without losing any lives.

It's a very heartwarming read. Although some details don't hold up to close scrutiny, the most important thing when reading a novel is to relax.