Fleeing Famine and Farming: My Golden Finger Is a Trash Can

The rhythm of the storytelling is quite well controlled~ It is a high-quality escape and farming novel that I cannot write. I currently see three families who fled together and have just settled down for more than half a year. In order to avoid spoilers, I won't go into too much detail. Anyway, all the characters that appear around the heroine are useful. It was not like one-way giving as some high praise people said. The people she helped were very useful to her family at that time and later. People can't just give nothing and expect others to help them unconditionally. This is not a cool article, it is a farming article. What's more, normal people always have some sympathy, and it doesn't cost the heroine anything to save the baby's life with half a carton of milk. What's there to criticize? Can this be called the Holy Mother? Then the standards of Our Lady are too low. At best, this is just the compassion of a normal person. Holy Mother, you have to sacrifice your own interests to save others to be worthy of this term, right? But what I want to praise most is: This web novel is one of those farming novels where the narrative rhythm is quite well controlled, making people want to keep reading the latest chapter after picking it up.

Looks good! On the way to escape from famine, the family worked together, not revealing secrets or showing good intentions, but they also knew how to be grateful to the benefactor who really changed the fate of the family. The baby was handled well. Apart from being afraid that she would starve to death, they secretly fed her some milk and donated some rice oil. They also formed a deep friendship with fellow travelers, and later settled down with the help of others. What I like most is the attitude of the family working hard. After settling down, they quickly moved into a house and found work. The four of them worked hard on the hairpin together and started a money-making plan. Life became more and more promising!

Overall it's okay, the plot is smooth, there are no major problems with the character setting, and it's watchable. Here are some shortcomings (just personal feelings) 1. The golden finger setting of the trash can is quite good. I have read some novels before where the golden finger is a garbage station. I personally like this setting very much, but the author did not make good use of this cheat. In fact, there are many interesting things in the trash can that can be used, but the author wrote relatively little content, mostly food, clothing, flowers and the like. 2. Some of the things that came out of the trash can, such as chocolates, cakes, flowers, etc., Had obviously been opened once by the protagonist, but he had not used them. Then when the protagonist used them, I thought the author finally remembered them, but it turned out that they were newly opened. . . I feel like the author forgot a little bit about the previous ones. 3. After the escape is over, I basically do business on a daily basis. The business part is very novice, and I feel like I have a few ideas that come and go. Until Chapter 400 or 500, the heroine has many businesses she wants to do, but they are all crowded together, simple and sloppy, but very successful. (Although I also like to see this kind of relatively smooth, without too many bad guys coming out to cause damage, but... Is it a little too simple?)

I couldn't help myself after seeing some comments in the comment area. This article is really good. It is suitable for readers who like to see more real characters. Everyone has their own thoughts and positions. The heroine was just a hard-working ordinary person in her previous life, not a special soldier/female CEO/killer. When she was a good person, It's not purely out of kindness, but based on one's own position and ability. Only when one can help without harming one's own interests, the protagonist's family does not have strong abilities and needs to find companions for themselves. Moreover, the atmosphere of the protagonist's family is also very warm. It is quite comfortable and I slowly continued watching. It's not perfect if you want to say it, but it's already well written. I'm really tired of those stories with no brains and strong characters, all the supporting characters seem to have ideas but are actually just like human beings. Isn't it ridiculous that a person doesn't have any little thoughts of his own? (PS: I also like to read novels where the heroine has a strong heart, but there are not many good ones like this. Most of them are mindless and protagonist-centered, which seems very hollow) [Marked] And when it comes to poverty alleviation in the comment section, I really don't understand how they can kill everyone based on their family's situation? There are only two men in the family and they are both scholars. Isn't this written at the beginning? When we were weak, we helped each other to select companions with good character and ability. We had to do the same when the emperor came. I watch a lot of non-CP films, and I am allergic to greasy descriptions of men. I skip over sweet love stories. Occasionally, I watch films where the woman is strong and the man is weak, or the man is strong and the woman is stronger. But in the previous chapter, I felt that there was a romance atmosphere with Xie's writing. Why are all the comments about the female protagonist? What are the two kids doing, one 6 and one 8 years old? Even though we talked about it later, I didn't feel that there was such an atmosphere in the front. I think there are many people in the comment area who have not found the right position. The character setting given at the beginning of this article seems to be for ordinary people to survive, but the comment is for the heroic protagonist of Sheda who kills and kills bravely. Isn't that right? What is it about the character setting given above that makes you think this way [face covering]

Not bad, there is tension and excitement, the rhythm of overcoming difficulties together and surviving hardships. The golden finger is not big, but it is a life-saving existence for those who are fleeing from famine. Sometimes the heroine laments that the baby is so unlucky and has such a bad life. I think the heroine, the Ni Bodhisattva, cannot save herself when she crosses the river. She still feels compassion for the world and others, which is a bit like this.

The author wrote the emotions of the original owner's family so well. It seems that the original owner died alone at the age of 6, which was particularly desolate. They didn't know that their biological sister and daughter had died. Now this is the soul of a modern adult woman. The original owner's parents could not build a monument or grave for their daughter. The 6-year-old Lizi died alone, and her body was taken away by a soul from another world. The one who will get along with them in the future will be the heroine. I wonder how the family will feel when they find out? How would a 6-year-old little Lizi feel when she felt that her body was taken away by another soul in her twenties? I dare not think about it. The rest of the writing is good, otherwise I wouldn't feel uncomfortable and sad about the death of the original owner. The relationship between the original owner and his family is well written.

Why is it so good? I think it is much better than many greasy books, and the overall look is very smooth. There are many foreshadowings that make people want to watch the next plot! After staying up two nights, I finally tied it!

It's well written and can be read. Retaining compassion for the characters you write is a plus. The only thing is that the golden fingers at the back are getting bigger and bigger. Whatever you plant will become successful, whatever you sell will become popular, and you can get 50% discount on things you buy... Which makes it a bit boring. A small gold finger makes people feel happy. After all, when they don't know whether it will work, the readers will be hung up on it. If the gold finger is too big, they will lose interest. No, there are a lot of logic problems in the back, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to watch... There aren't many in the front, and I feel like it's okay, but the flaws don't hide the flaws. Later, I feel like there are things that don't make sense every few chapters. But it is indeed an article above the average level. You can follow it at your leisure.

The heroine's golden finger is not very thick, it feels like it plays a supporting role. It is everyone's efforts to make life better step by step. The character creation is very good, and I think Zhu Chun is the best one, especially like the aunt in the village whose family background is not very good. Xie still has the arrogance of a young master from the beginning, but later he grows up and takes on the responsibility of the whole family, etc. Each supporting character has his own growth path, and everyone can see his transformation. Obviously most of the supporting characters appeared at the beginning, and hundreds of chapters later, they are still the same people, but they don't feel boring, and it doesn't make people feel like the people around the protagonist are constantly changing. It's normal to change in the upgrade stream, but farming stories are really difficult to deal with. If you keep changing, what else will you do as a banker? If you don't change, many stories will gradually become boring. The same routine and character doing similar things are very boring, and you can't stand it after reading it for a while). I think the author's handling of this aspect is spot on, and everyone has their own growth. I have finished reading more than 500 chapters, and I am still looking forward to the follow-up plot.

This is an eye-catching story about escape from wilderness and farming in ancient times. From the perspective of a six-year-old girl, the story delicately depicts the hardships and tenderness of the heroine's family on their escape journey. On the Peach Blossom Road, natural and man-made disasters continue, but the author does not deliberately exaggerate the sadness, but focuses on how the family works together and uses the heroine's little golden finger to save the day time and time again. This setting not only adds to the interest of the story, but also keeps the sense of reality, making people want to continue reading. The tension of escaping from famine in the early stage and the daily farming life of taking root in the later stage form a wonderful rhythm change. No matter what the situation is, "the whole family works together" is always the most touching core of the story. From opening up wasteland and building houses to dealing with the upcoming conscription and buying horses, the cohesion of the family is the biggest force that supports everyone. At present, the plot has developed into the clouds of war, laying huge suspense for the peaceful pastoral life, making people curious about the subsequent development. Even though the male protagonist has not yet appeared, the work has successfully created a vivid and three-dimensional group portrait, and each family member has his or her own brilliance. The overall plot is relaxed and relaxed, with both the trivial warmth of life and the involuntary involuntariness of the times. It is an excellent work that allows people to immerse themselves in it and feel the tenacious vitality of ordinary people in troubled times.