[Ensemble transmigration + refugee flight + infrastructure building + imperial exams + pursuing careers + a couple, but not much romance]
A bolt of lightning, and the souls of a family of six transmigrate into ancient times.
With nothing to their name and no idea what to do, they join the entire village in fleeing famine.
On the road, the eldest brother forms a guard team.
Thanks to the guards and the family’s no-holds-barred attitude, the whole village reaches a place to settle safely.
Once there, their father gets to work on infrastructure, the eldest brother joins the army, the second brother studies for the imperial exams, and their mother opens a workshop.
One family, with a father and mother, one member who excels at letters and one at arms, and two daughters and a little son who brazenly want to lie flat. This just...
Who could stand for that?
Let’s see how this family realizes each of their dreams and ambitions in ancient times...
This is an ensemble story about the whole family. The main plot follows farming, infrastructure building, success in the imperial exams, and making a fortune. Romance is a secondary storyline.
A long, slow-burn story!
If that’s not your thing, please read with care. Writing is hard, so please be kind!
I really like the family time-travel theme. Overall, this book is pretty good, but the beginning is too rambling, feeling like padding for word count, and it's similar to a book I've read before. The construction part later on is alright. My favorite part is the development of the romance between the male and female leads, and watching the male lead get his comeuppance [you'll see].
It's really good! It's an ensemble piece! I feel like the eldest brother is the male lead, he's just too outstanding! The younger sister keeps saying she's the female lead, but she's too impulsive, which is probably the result of being spoiled by her family! The parents, second brother, and grandparents are all very capable, truly top-notch! I've read over 400 chapters now, and I haven't yet noticed any special characteristics in the younger brother, but they all seem very promising!
I don't know what words to use to describe it. I enjoy reading this kind of story and have read quite a few. This one is good; the content is tight and doesn't drag. The part where Yu Changshun's family transmigrates and then slaps their stepmother's family in the face is satisfying to read.
Five stars! It's my favorite time-travel story, and it's perfect for the whole family to watch together, so you're never lonely.
It looks nice, but I'm wondering if they have that many supplies in their RV? We ate the whole way, and there's still more. The water and food in the RV must be something they brought with them when they set out. It feels like once it's finished eating, it's just storage space. There's no mention of automatic replenishment. Why do they have so much water and spicy snacks?
The overall story is alright, but there are occasional glaring flaws in the details, which I just can't stand.
It's pretty good, keep watching.
This book has the same starting characters as "Starting with a Space for the Whole Family to Use," but it's better than that book.
Great words, so funny, I love them!
Well written! I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! Keep up the good work!