A Family of Six Is Starving, but My System Keeps the Pantry Full

Another New Year has arrived. That year, Song Qingyao was already forty-five years old. I had just gotten up early in the morning when I heard what sounded like several furtive figures standing at the door, whispering something. She quietly approached the door and suddenly opened it. Several children were startled. They immediately ran away, and their lively little figures were a joy to watch.

This is a truly satisfying read. This is the most enjoyable novel I've read since browsing thousands of books and joining Tomato Publishing House. I laughed throughout the entire book, without a single frustrating moment. Unlike other novels where the protagonist is either repressed and mistreated at home, forced to work as a maid serving her husband, has an ungrateful child, or inexplicably…

Very good 😏 Short and sweet, hehe, very enjoyable. The female lead is intelligent and considerate, the plot is tight, there's not much filler, and there aren't any annoying relatives causing trouble. Overall, it's a good choice for killing time.

I finished reading it all. It's a really good book. Well, although the premise is a bit cliché nowadays, the plot is excellent and the ending is very satisfying. There are so many books these days with dragging plots, going through hundreds of chapters at a time, almost all just a rambling account. This one is so good, so rare.

A very novel theme—earning money or other things simply by listening to others boast—it's really ingenious! While reading, I wished I could have such a system, but I'll just keep dreaming about it. This short story is quite good; aside from that boastful relative, there aren't any other awful characters or conspiracies. It's a very heartwarming book, and I recommend it to everyone. [Learned]

The setup is good, and the whole thing was quite enjoyable with no frustrating moments. It's okay for killing time.

It's pretty good; it's lighthearted and easygoing from beginning to end, not angsty at all 😄

Although the content is exciting, how could a few women possibly defend so many industries without strong military force? While boasting can be easily achieved, some force should certainly be involved.

It's nice; a simple and heartwarming story to read when you have nothing else to do.

Short, concise, and very comfortable slice-of-life. There are many modern-day stories about wealthy individuals with similar systems, but this is the first time I've read one set in ancient times. And there aren't any awkward displays of wealth and face-slapping; the characters just quietly listen to others boast about getting rich and live their lives well.