[Farming + escaping + a strong female protagonist + a male protagonist who knows some civil and military skills]
He Jingyi braved the high temperature and worked hard to distribute leaflets outside. Suddenly she felt a little dizzy. She lost control of her body and fell to the ground. The body was in shock caused by heatstroke. She left like this. When she opened her eyes again, she found that it was no longer the original world. She traveled to a farmer's home. Facing a not rich family, she began to work hard to dig wild vegetables to find food to fill the house. However, the weather was drought and food was getting harder and harder to find. One day she found that bamboo was blooming...
Reader comments
I've read a few chapters, it's pretty good
The running script is also short, and the characters of the heroine and her family are written in a more poignant and powerful way! The male protagonist is good at both civil and military skills. The whole family who protects Biao all have martial arts, and the family is harmonious. It's funny!
The writing is quite good, although there is no golden finger and it is very realistic. The two months of fleeing from famine are skipped directly. The county magistrate who settled down is greedy for money. I hope he will not become a monster later.
Beautiful and worth recommending. But it would be better if the money numbers were more rigorous and there were fewer typos.
I've read a few chapters, it's pretty good
The running script is also short, and the characters of the heroine and her family are written in a more poignant and powerful way! The male protagonist is good at both civil and military skills. The whole family who protects Biao all have martial arts, and the family is harmonious. It's funny!
The writing is quite good, although there is no golden finger and it is very realistic. The two months of fleeing from famine are skipped directly. The county magistrate who settled down is greedy for money. I hope he will not become a monster later.
Beautiful and worth recommending. But it would be better if the money numbers were more rigorous and there were fewer typos.