Reborn to Escape Famine, with a Space Linked Directly to a Modern Produce Market
重生逃荒，空间直通现代菜市场
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- Completed
- Length
- 769k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Personally, I think this book is really satisfying. At first, I rarely saw such a decisive and ruthless female lead, and I wasn't used to it for a while. But as I read on, my nodules almost disappeared. I finally understand why I always feel so frustrated when reading political intrigue novels. It's so satisfying to overcome all obstacles with sheer force!
I stayed up all night to finish listening to it, and this book is really well-written. It's not like a diary entry; it includes inner monologues, lots of dialogue, and very few truly awful characters. Most importantly, the female lead genuinely fights even when she's a villain, without any saintly side.
The author did an excellent job developing the character in the early part... But for some reason, the second half went off-topic. While it didn't affect the reading experience, it felt somewhat disconnected from the earlier parts... Overall, it's alright.
The beginning was great; the protagonist used his immense strength to overthrow his wicked family and leveraged modern conveniences to acquire resources. Just when I thought the protagonist was sweeping across the borders, overthrowing the old dynasty, and establishing a new one, the author took a sharp turn, turning it into a fantasy world where the female lead was fighting aliens.
It's pretty good. I've read over 40 chapters. I hope there will be more excellent female characters later on, at least a 5/5. It's another female-centric novel with more men than women. When will female-oriented novels stop being all about male-male relationships? Why is it that the younger brother is always smarter than the younger sister, even though they're all the heroine's family?
It's great! The female lead is perfect in my eyes; aside from being uneducated, she's got all the good qualities. Her younger siblings are a little of a drag at first, but I can understand—they're young and haven't seen much of the world. They get better later on. The female lead has maximum fighting power, is ruthless towards enemies, and is efficient and taciturn.
The article has a good pace and doesn't drag, making it worth reading. In several chapters, the protagonist spends his days fleeing famine and fighting, then his nights toiling in the modern world for food. This back-and-forth loop went on for several chapters, which was honestly a bit boring.
It's super good! I initially disliked the "picking up a man" plot because of the comments, but then I realized it was all about mutual exploitation. However, the female lead eventually breaks free from this and becomes the queen herself. You can continue reading without worry; the man is just there to add some plot twists.
The female lead's personality is so refreshing! She never holds herself back, it's so cute! All the characters are well-developed. It's just that the ending was a bit abrupt. I feel like I haven't had enough! Keep up the good work, author!
It's a great read. I've been a bookworm for over a decade, reading novels since elementary school. The title isn't particularly catchy, and the beginning is a slow burn, but the pacing is excellent. I don't know why the rating isn't higher; maybe it's because fewer people have read it. So, I'm giving it a good review. I hope there will be some epilogues later.