We Agreed to Flee the Famine Together, So Why Do You Want to Marry Me?

This is a really good famine relief novel. It feels very realistic, and the male and female leads reflect the lives of ordinary people. Just surviving is difficult enough. There are no exaggerated superpowers or powerful connections; it depicts the realities of life for people at the bottom of society. I think if I were to travel back in time, I might not be as capable as the female lead, since I'm not exactly an optimist 🤦🤦🤦

The plot is well-written and flows smoothly so far. The male and female leads have great personalities; the male lead always protects the female lead and doesn't mistreat her. 💕 I hope the later episodes won't torment her either, as I've read too many books where the female lead suffers without any real hardship for the male lead.

The escape route is quite captivating; the "golden finger" (a character's special ability or advantage) isn't huge, but it's indispensable. The plot is novel, realistic, and down-to-earth, making it very enjoyable to read. The writing is also good, flowing smoothly and naturally. Overall, it's quite good, comparable to a 9-point film. There are some shortcomings, but they are acceptable.

I love it! It's heartwarming and slice-of-life. I like stories about people constantly on the move. Some novels jump into court intrigue and power struggles after only a few chapters, but this kind of story about someone earning their own living outside really resonates with me. Come check it out!

This novel is such a gem, it's just too short! 😢 It's been so long since I've found a novel on Tomato that really suits my taste. The characters are so vivid, the writing is excellent, and while the language isn't overly ornate, it's a pleasure to read. The descriptions are incredibly lifelike, and the story is fresh and original. I love it and I'm eagerly awaiting more updates! 🥰🥰🥰

Having read up to chapter 120, it's generally a good read so far. The female lead is cheerful and resilient, a real sunshine type. The male lead has a contrasting personality and is quite well-developed, but I'm at a loss for words to describe him. The main storyline revolves around fleeing famine, with the two supporting each other and gradually building trust.

We've caught up! Overall, it's pretty good. The male and female leads' intelligence is sometimes inconsistent. First, before entering the city on their way out of famine, they asked the little beggars about the situation in the city and whether they wanted to stay in a hotel, or even a superior room (how could a famine-stricken, unregistered refugee dare to stay in a hotel?

It's a great show! The male and female leads are both excellent so far, with no major flaws. The male lead is from ancient times, and the female lead is a college student who transmigrates. They're both ordinary people; there are no geniuses, no special forces soldiers, and no weird, illogical, or melodramatic plots.

Absolutely great! Most importantly, the characters are well-developed, the plot is very logical, and the overall storyline is lighthearted yet lively. Especially in stories about fleeing famine, some parts feel strangely out of place. You can read them, but they're not enjoyable, especially the system, which creates a sense of incongruity and lacks the tension of a true escape.

The plot is quite reasonable and interesting, the character relationships are handled well, the characters are vividly portrayed, and their growth is substantial. The logic is also sound, making it engaging to read on. Overall, it's very well written. I hope the transition between the male and female leads' relationship will be smoother in the future; they shouldn't just suddenly get together without any apparent reason. There needs to be some groundwork laid for their romance.