My Whole Family Transmigrated to Ancient Times, and Everyone’s a Top Expert in Their Field

This is the best story I've ever read about a family that travels through time together. There are no cheat codes; everyone has their own skills. The family farms, runs shops, workshops, invents, and takes the imperial examinations. They have a clear division of labor and are quite pragmatic. The family works together, creating a very down-to-earth and heartwarming feeling.

I finished reading and listening to this book on June 1, 2026. It's an excellent time-travel novel. For example, there's a scene where Weiwei dreams of a god saying, "Your family of four are all capable people. This world needs you to use your individual strengths to change the status quo and make life better." The Lin family didn't disappoint the god's protection.

As a seasoned online novel reader with over twenty years of experience, I've followed countless family time-travel novels. This is only the second one I've read every single chapter and word of. The plot is fast-paced, the story is heartwarming and sweet, and the author's writing is superb. I absolutely loved it!

A very good novel, though the rating is a bit low. The whole family, without any special abilities, thrives in ancient times thanks to their modern skills and knowledge.

This heartwarming and touching story is filled with positive values ​​and a deep sense of patriotism. While reality often contradicts this, it allows idealistic perspectives to unfold gradually within the text, laying the foundation for our dreams.

I've always disliked those modern stories where modern readers preach about the self-reliance of ancient women—they're so didactic and condescending. But this book avoids that. The protagonist's family is down-to-earth, genuinely creating job opportunities for women.

This is one of the better-written stories in the "Family Time Travel" genre. It clearly outlines the different talents of each member of the family, and the arrangement of their roles is quite reasonable. While some of the scenes and dialogue set in feudal society still raise blood pressure, the author handles some of the female supporting characters well, preventing them from becoming overly…

Great! The four family members are involved in various fields, and no one is holding them back. So far, dealing with the villains has been quite satisfying. I'm looking forward to more updates!

I've reached chapter 383, which is pretty good for someone like me who's been frequently abandoning new stories lately. The plot is interesting, and it's easy to see that the female lead is very independent. However, the author is still somewhat limited by the "era," for example, the female lead's mother and second aunt both gave birth to boys, and the male lead, even after marrying the female lead, still considers her his own.

I searched for "Family Outfits" before adding it to my bookshelf, but after reading the synopsis, I thought it was another collection of bickering and squabbles, so I didn't open it. But once I started reading, I couldn't stop. The story has a good pace, is quite humorous, and has a romantic pairing, but unfortunately, there's not much sweetness. The later parts should involve court politics and marriage. Keep updating, author! 💕