Transmigrating Into Exile: Surviving Disasters and Hardship

It's really good, but the constant fleeing makes it feel very real and tragic. However, author, I'm begging you, please change the female lead's male lead, don't give up on Pei Si! Or at least let the female lead have her own story. I think the female lead was really good to Pei Si, very responsible.

Not bad, the girl is decisive, not a saint, and has her bottom line. But what I can't understand is that she never takes any weapons when she runs away. Why doesn't the city that sent An'an back improve its weapons? Even if it doesn't improve them, why doesn't she take the ones she already has when she runs away again? Doesn't she need to defend herself? Why does she always pick them up on the spot?

This is the first time I've seen a series of natural disasters. It's quite interesting. There are some flaws, but overall the merits outweigh the flaws. I'll wait until it's fully released before watching it all at once. I used to enjoy stories with constant natural disasters, but the latest installment is still like this, which is exhausting to read.

Overall, it was good, but the changes in the male lead's and An An's relationship were too sudden. If Xiao Yi changes his mind later on, I'll change my rating. [Rolls eyes]

The experiences described in this book are even more thrilling than the journey to the West.

It was quite good a few days ago, but the more I watched, the angrier I got. The female lead was so kind, and everyone else was such an ingrate! Those who seemed good during exile turned out to be the bad guys. Thankfully, the female lead wasn't love-struck, or she would have driven me crazy. I'm even thinking about it while eating dinner tonight. Luckily, she has another man who loves her; I hope this one isn't like that too. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

It portrays human nature very realistically!

The female protagonist bravely endures countless disasters and man-made calamities, persevering to the very end. Her characters are difficult to categorize as simply good or bad; both their strengths and weaknesses are very pronounced. Enemies become friends, and friends become enemies.

What I wanted to read was a story set in an ancient world, about exile and famine, where everything becomes incredibly heartbreaking and unlucky once emotions are involved. The female lead is truly cursed; everyone she encounters suffers from a serious illness. Even her closest daughter has betrayed her. Everything changes when interests, money, and emotions are involved.

This is one of my favorite novels I've read recently. Although it's mostly about being on the run, it's quite original. I didn't expect Pei Si to change his mind; I'm very curious about what will happen between him and his nephew and niece.