The Wicked Sister-in-Law Won't Flee Famine: She Builds a Hidden Paradise in the Mountains
恶毒小姑不逃荒，深山造世外桃源
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 5d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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878Chapters
4.3kReads · 30 days
216.7kReads · all time
442Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.8Score
14 ch/weekPace
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The beginning was really good, but once the male lead appeared, the female lead seemed to lose her mind, becoming timid, shy, and petty, always blushing and spacing out. She was completely infatuated with him, like she was in love with a brain, and her charm diminished significantly. What a pity!
There were some flaws in the early episodes, but it was still readable. The family gradually became warmer, and the scenes of fleeing famine were acceptable despite the flaws. However, when the male lead appeared (around chapters 270-280), it became very difficult to watch. The female lead, the third sister-in-law, was influenced by the plot and insisted on saving the male lead.
Looking forward to your reviews: This book was written according to my own interests. It has a "golden finger" (a special ability to grant advantages over others), but it's not too overpowered. The female protagonist's main focus is on growth, wealth accumulation, escaping disaster, and building a new home in the mountains… A romantic partner appears later in the story.
Wow, it's so good! Everyone in the family looks so good, especially her mom!!! The part about saving money at the beginning had that sense of urgency, but the part about going into the mountains was so heartwarming. It's very interesting and not boring at all; the pacing is great. No wonder it has no bad reviews, it's really good! The male lead is here, and it's really awkward.
The author writes about getting rich and everyday life with great care. So far, I haven't found any major flaws; I hope they maintain this style. ❤️❤️❤️
It's really good. The novel writing style brings each character to life. It's worth reading.
This is the best farming novel I've ever read.
It's quite good; the female lead's personality and the mother's personality are very distinctive!
A very down-to-earth book worth reading.
The synopsis says they don't want to flee the famine, but they're hiding in the mountains. I've read 100 chapters, and they still say they'll flee. I wonder if they'll actually do it later.