War and Famine: Hunting in the Mountains to Build a Fortune

After reading a few chapters, I noticed the female lead immediately retaliates against any gossip (living up to the "wicked woman" persona left by the original owner [Note]). Seeing the "collusion" between her best friend and me, I couldn't help but comment, "She's not the kind of vicious, stereotypical female supporting character who's just jealous of the original owner and tries to sabotage her…

It's so funny! The pairing was forced. The person she trusted most since childhood was He Miao; the two were inseparable. In the end, she married the male lead, only taking him with her to immortality. In my heart, this book was already the ending halfway through. #HeMiao

It's very well-written and flows smoothly throughout. I really enjoy reading this kind of fast-paced, satisfying story now. I can't stand those stories with too many awful characters; they're too frustrating.

It's quite nice, nothing particularly bad, and the family seems harmonious.

Keep up the good work, author! I love it, it's super good!

It's an incredibly good novel; I've followed it all.

Not bad, we've caught up so far. I hope there won't be any pairings, please, please don't have any pairings!

It looks great. It's a new release, so the score is a bit low. It definitely deserves 5 stars.

It's a bit humorous, and compared to previous strong female versions, it has a great partner. That line about their childhood camaraderie from getting into mischief together really got me hooked. One provides the brains, the other the strength—I hope this friendship lasts forever.

I enjoy watching shows that explore secrets and allow interaction with animals.