(Ensemble cast + farming + troubled times + family + infrastructure building + adorable children)
In these troubled times, natural and man-made disasters descend upon Liuxi Village. Four-year-old "Little Auntie" Su An'an unexpectedly discovers and awakens the "Cabinet Mountain God," which can be exchanged for food and medicine. She has no idea this is only the beginning of her family's struggle to survive.
The stern yet wise Madam Su, the ingenious craftswoman Su Huiniang, the loyal and upright Zhao Tietou, and the growing band of children who hunt for treasure... Each protects their home in their own way.
From supporting one another through the hardships of exile to dividing up the work and building together at Su Family Fort, ordinary people kindle the flame of civilization for their community, one after another, as they face natural disasters, bandits, suspicion within the family, and technical challenges.
This is not one person's story of defying fate and being reborn. It is a true ensemble portrait of a family struggling, helping one another, and starting anew amid troubled times.
The writing is pretty good, it would be better if the author didn't always write the back and forget the front. Drive high and go low, it looks worse and worse. The protagonist's family has no courage at all. There are already a lot of people in their village, they are not rich in points, and they have a big secret. I don't understand why they should accept outsiders who obviously need their support. Can't they just leave in their own village? Those outsiders had no water and food behind them, so they had to rely on their clan to support them. The key point was that their village was already so poor that they almost had no food and drink, and they had to support outsiders. The people in the family were very kind, but they were not united within their own clan, and they often cared about profit and loss. On the contrary, they were very kind and generous to outsiders, and were willing to "lend" water and food to others.
This is a very solid escape novel. Although there is a golden finger, the group portraits are well written and the power of the golden finger is not overly amplified. It's just too little. The author will do his best to update it.
I think it's pretty good-looking. Although there are golden fingers, it's more about the survival of ordinary people fleeing from famine.
It's pretty good and fresh. It lacks the depiction of foreign enemies and the use of force, but the daily writing is pretty good.
There are minor problems, no major problems. It can be seen that AI is used, but the overall framework, plot logic, and smoothness of the writing are still passable.
It's good to watch, but I feel like I'm reading a book written by a Chinese teacher. The plot is reasonable and the people in it speak very profoundly.
Come on, you can't have a treasure mountain that you don't know how to use.
Interesting escape story, nice to read
It looks good, but not many people see it.
Reading this article, I always feel "hope". I really like the spirit of struggle and unity of An An and her tribe.