[Transported to Ancient Times + Adventure + Gourmet Food + Romantic Rivals + The Struggles of a Female Doctor and Apothecary]
A sudden downpour leaves Su Ning stranded in Pushan Mountain. Forced to survive in the wilderness, she makes finding shelter, water, and food her top priorities.
Fortunately, Heaven takes pity on her and, so she won’t be alone, sends her two hapless brothers for company. Unfortunately, one is disabled and the other is a child…
In the wilderness, you do what you must to survive.
Su Ning accepts her fate and cautiously struggles to stay alive in the old forest. She treats the two boys with genuine kindness, only to face the young one’s murderous intent time and again!
Su Ning finally loses her temper: What is wrong with you, kid?
This is not a wish-fulfillment story, and the heroine has no golden finger.
To be honest, I rarely read serialized novels unless I come across a really good one. Even after just a few dozen chapters, you can see that the author is becoming more and more skilled and their writing is getting better and better. Following this novel is like participating in the growth and blooming of an unparalleled flower, which is very interesting.
This book started slowly but improved significantly. The female protagonist's survival journey in the wilderness with two brothers, one disabled and one young, is quite compelling. The later character interactions are very unconventional, and the writing is humorous and engaging. I hope the author can maintain this level of quality in the future. [Requesting frequent updates!]
It's engaging, insightful, and quite original compared to the cookie-cutter articles.