Livestreaming My Flee from Famine: I Disguised Myself as a Man and Ascended the Throne

It's okay. There's nothing particularly bad about it. I hope the heroine's character will be strengthened a little more. I hope it won't be like other escape novels that support the male protagonist to rise to power and make the woman stronger than the man. If you want to be an emperor in the future, then you should be an emperor, and the male protagonist should not interfere too much.

I tied it in one breath. I feel that the current popularity does not match the quality of the novel. I recommend it with five stars. There are very few bad points in the text. The first major stage is to escape from famine, and a full 175 chapters have been written. However, the author is very skilled, and the plot is very compact and not watery at all. What surprised me most is that the author deliberately gave the heroine a strong sense of agency. Even in the early stage when the heroine's prestige was insufficient, the team and barrage only occasionally made disharmonious sounds, and then quickly skipped it. There was no real sense of the heroine's team. To cause damage, the author did not focus on the trivial quarrels between the parents of some groups. The difficulties encountered by the heroine are basically caused by the outside. The system is united internally and appropriately gives the heroine some golden fingers. As a result, the text is very comfortable and there is almost no frustrating plot that will make readers grow knotted. This is really rare in female channels. Who agrees and who disagrees... The plot is currently at the stage of land reclamation and infrastructure construction. I will review it after watching it.

It's quite good. I finished reading it in one go. I saw the author said that if the data in the later period is not good, the completion may be accelerated. In fact, it is quite sad. The writing is really good. If it develops slowly, I should be able to write a lot. Unfortunately, there are still too few people who like this kind of writing. If the description is more detailed, it should be very exciting.

It's okay, there's a big story line, and it doesn't fall apart. I really like how the heroine's tenacity is written. The only thing I find difficult to comment on is the male protagonist. Let's take it as a male protagonist. If the female protagonist likes it, it's okay to take her into the harem early. If you don't like it, then he follows you again. Isn't this a piece of shit? But you said you didn't like it, but you kept spoiling her, and in the end you disappeared with the Gu family. Does it mean that in the end the heroine spends the rest of her life with a dog-skin plaster she doesn't like? Very miserable. Then I think on the bright side, maybe I like it, as long as you are happy Moreover, in the early stage, the heroine disguised herself as a man and had a wife and a baby, which made Gu's heart flutter. No, is this necessary? Maybe the author wanted to write about a dandy who fell in love with a man with a family after his family was broken and his class fell. Oh my god, it's so tragic.

It's a great read, the plot is smooth, the bugs are ignored, and there is no male protagonist. I read it all night long. Regarding cp or non-cp party members: the male protagonist in the background is actually the companion and guardian of unrequited love throughout his life. He is a like-minded partner, a courtier, a guard, a friend but not a lover, and the female protagonist has not been ambiguous or responded to it until her death.

The plot is smooth, the characters are three-dimensional and fascinating, and you won't know why you're reading it. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is not very big. Most of the time, he relies on himself to solve problems. This is something I did not expect, and the man who is similar to the male protagonist is not as good as the protagonist. I am most afraid of this kind of writing in which the male is strong and the female is weak. All in all, it's a good read. If you want to read more, it's best to add tens of thousands of chapters. After all, there is still a long way to go from running away to establishing a foothold and then becoming the queen step by step. There is still a lot of room to write about the process. I look forward to the next plot [Sparrow Food Masterwork]

I've finished reading it, it's very well written. When the escape was getting better, a noble male protagonist suddenly appeared. The emotional drama was poisonous, but he didn't write much about it. The author may have sobered up later and described the relationship between the male protagonist and his subordinate. The female protagonist returned to the career line. In the end, the female protagonist ascended the throne as a woman, and lived in seclusion with the male protagonist in the last two chapters. Whether she is facing a shameless relative or an official who calls him "Jiji Sichen", the heroine will deal with it with dignity and will kill the opponent speechless in just a few words. The implementation of benevolent government, the confrontation in the court, the writing and drama are all very good, and the rebellion and the ascension to the throne are also written very well. As long as you endure that section, it will be fine, and I will only occasionally describe disgusting people in a few sentences. It is worth persevering, because the rest of it is very exciting. This is not that a woman became the emperor, but that the person who became the emperor was a woman, so there was no need to worry about preaching or bringing in private goods.

It's been a long time since I've seen a novel that stood out to me like this. I stayed up late to tie it. It didn't explicitly say that no cp should have a male protagonist, but it wasn't offensive. The most descriptions in the whole text were still focused on the female protagonist, and it was very friendly to the female protagonist. The character descriptions are very three-dimensional, and the story is also very novel (maybe it's because I haven't seen this type of movie often). The author's grasp of the rhythm of the story is very accurate and coherent, and the existence of Golden Finger is very obvious. Most of it relies on the heroine's own strength. I give this a thumbs up. After reviewing the review, I also said that I wanted to read the author's other books. I didn't expect that the author is actually a newcomer, and his writing style is completely different. Compared with other old books, I don't think he is trying too hard. Keep up the good work, author [laughs]

This is the first time I've seen this kind of story about time-traveling, live broadcasting, escaping from famine, and then conquering the world. The heroine is particularly charming and smart. Every character in it has its own unique charm. Judging from my years of reading novels, it is really well written. The author's writing style is really good, and he also writes well about various aspects of knowledge such as farming, medicinal materials, and utensils. It's just that the later plot was written a little too quickly, but it was finished, with a beginning and an end. The ending is also very good. The heroine's mind has never changed, and there is no compensation or other fulfillment because Mr. Gu has been waiting for her all her life. This is really a good review👍🏻In short, this is a masterpiece! ! ! Five stars⭐ After reading other comments, I would like to add a follow-up comment. Attached is the original text of the last chapter: "The people in the palace finally knew Xu Yungui's whereabouts, and it was Xu Nianning who came. This girl has grown into a big girl and works as an errand in the household department. She acts neatly and has the style of Xu Sanyao back then. Her eyes moved back and forth between Xu Yungui and Gu Wujiu, then she leaned close to Xu Yungui and asked quietly: "Aunt Ninth, you and Uncle Seven... Are you like this? " Xu Yungui was watering vegetables without raising his head, "What kind of thing?" " Xu Nianning held it in for a long time, but finally couldn't hold it in, "Uncle Qi has been waiting for you all his life..." You might not be able to see anything before, but now... Anyone with eyes can see Gu Wujiu's feelings for Xu Yungui. Xu Yungui put down the water ladle, looked at the green vegetable field in front of him, and said in a calm voice, "I didn't let him wait. " Xu Nianning was stunned. "He is free and can leave at any time," Xu Yungui looked into Xu Nianning's eyes and said seriously, "It is his choice to stay, not my responsibility. " Xu Nianning was silent. After a long time, she sighed: "Aunt Jiu, I understand. " Xu Yungui didn't say anything more and bent down to continue watering the vegetables. " The heroine has never liked Mr. Gu from the beginning to the end, and has never given him a chance, even though Mr. Gu has been following her. The heroine has always known her pursuits and has never changed because of others. This is a good comment! ! !

It's really good. When the male protagonist first came out, I was very panicked and a little bit disgusted. Personally, in this kind of story, as soon as the male protagonist comes out, the female protagonist slowly changes. From strategizing to making mistakes, the male protagonist comes to save me. It makes me angry when I watch it. I also hate that the golden finger or other things that are obviously the female protagonist are used by the male protagonist for the so-called love and the female protagonist is just the tool of the golden finger. But. Fortunately, this article is not available. Fortunately, I read the long comment section, otherwise I would have missed this book. Please note that there is no such thing in this article. The heroine is great and the author is great.