Is My Whole Family Cannon Fodder in a Period Novel? We’re Winning Big!

It's a tie! Aside from the slightly eccentric time-traveling woman, the others are pretty normal. There aren't as many extreme characters as in other novels, and the content is quite engaging. The main characters are all good-looking and intelligent, and they all have brains.

This is far from your average period novel. The author constructs a vast and complex web of relationships, making it more than just a simple wish-fulfillment story. It portrays the intricacies of human relationships during a turbulent era, where every character's actions have a butterfly effect, with far-reaching consequences.

This is a really good novel; I almost missed it because of its rating. The female protagonist is a native, not a reincarnated, transmigrated, or book-transmigrated individual. She strives to avoid the trajectory of her original fate and lead her family away from their cannon fodder destiny.

The story unfolds captivatingly, drawing the reader in. It's very engaging, at least from the first chapter to that yellowish-brown button. My attention was completely absorbed in the novel. I don't know how to comment; I can only express my most genuine feelings.

This book is quite enjoyable. There aren't too many truly awful characters; they don't just appear endlessly, or rather, the author doesn't repeatedly depict them. The majority of the book focuses on various outstanding individuals who work hard, live fulfilling lives, help others, and stay true to themselves. The descriptions of the medical hospital scenes were truly moving.

The author writes very realistically. Many period novels like to depict the Northeast rural migration, but they all feel obviously fake. This author writes very well, allowing the reader to feel the harshness of the environment in the Northeast and the hardships faced by people of that era. Of course, there's also the satisfying feeling of having a protagonist with special abilities.

This book's rating is completely undeserving of its quality. It's a truly excellent book; the female protagonist's family is incredibly intelligent. I think the reason they suffered so much in the original story was simply because of bad luck.

This book is better than most 8-9 rated books. The characters are well-developed, and none of the family members hold them back. There's no excessive trope of overpowered characters getting their comeuppance. The female lead has some advantages, but she doesn't just make money by randomly speculating and getting rich. The only drawback is the excessive use of date and year annotations.

This book is quite unique; it doesn't feel like an online novel. It has a bit of a contemporary literary feel. The author's writing skills are quite good, but it's a bit tiring to read. The long, concise introductions to the characters' stories are quite exhausting.

It's a very good read, but the score is a bit low. The plot and timeline are very clear, but the relationships between the characters are quite confusing, and there are many characters. It can be understood as an ensemble piece, but it's not really suitable for audiobooks because it's easy to get confused. The war scenes were particularly well-written; they brought me to tears.