[Transmigration + Fleeing Famine + Family Life + Golden Finger + Male Lead Appears Less in the Later Story]
When the city gates catch fire, even the fish in the moat suffer. And Li Muyao was one such fish.
At long last, she took a day off to climb a mountain, only for this miserable wage slave to get injured by a monkey and end up in another world. And
what made her angriest was that the culprit, that very monkey, had transmigrated too and even gained a golden finger, while she had nothing.
She couldn't tell whether she was the monkey's golden finger or the monkey was hers.
She thought this would be all she could rely on to make a life for herself, but who knew that during their flight from famine she'd also find a powerful patron to lean on, and a kindred spirit.
The author's writing is very nice. Although there are some feelings that the front and back are not consistent, but it doesn't have much impact after reading it. During this period, I wanted to read a story about escaping with animals that can understand speech. It feels very interesting, but there are too few articles. Come on, come on, come on [I also strongly recommend]
The writing is humorous and detailed. It is definitely a good article.