[Ancient-era disasters + fleeing famine + no CP + no golden finger + farming]
Version One:
Meng Wan, an author who abandoned her novel mid-serial, transmigrates into her own story as the foolish, wicked, and utterly awful mother-in-law, Madam Meng.
Because her lover complains that he doesn’t get enough to eat, she eagerly gives him all the food in the house, nearly starving her whole family to death.
Then, because her lover says he needs money to sit the imperial examinations, she secretly gives him her husband’s hard-earned wages and all the family’s savings.
After making a mess of everything, she succeeds in making her whole family despise her.
Just a few days into their flight from famine, her family abandons her, and she becomes food for the hungry refugees.
Meng Wan transmigrates right into the scene where she’s caught selling her daughter.
She looks at her children glaring at her in fury, then at her mother-in-law scowling at her.
Meng Wan rolls up her sleeves, grabs a knife, and storms over to the scumbag’s house. “Give me back my money and grain!”
Getting her money back isn’t enough. Before the locust plague, she schemes to sell her land to the scumbag.
Meng Wan declares that she won’t rest until she’s emptied his pockets.
With the money in hand, she buys a mule cart and stockpiles as much food as she can.
On the road, she watches the scumbag kneel and beg for half a moldy multigrain bun.
She grips her sack of grain and kicks the greasy man flying.
Version Two:
Meng Wan, an author who abandoned her novel mid-serial, transmigrates into the disaster novel she wrote.
To change her destined death, she draws on her knowledge of the characters she created.
Making full use of resources and people’s loyalties, she successfully leads her whole family south.
She buys houses and land, and tailors her children’s education to their individual talents.
In the end, she becomes a wealthy and leisurely titled lady in ancient times.
A few things to know before reading:
1. An ordinary person transmigrates and faces hard-mode survival while fleeing famine through various disasters. There’s no golden finger.
2. The journey is perilous and exciting, and the story is long. Natural disasters run throughout.
Good-looking ˗ˋˏᰔᩚˎˊ˗Clearly organized~
Okay, it's a good novel.
So good-looking, so good-looking, good, good
It's very good, but the ending is a bit rushed, and the characters' personalities are laid out so much. Volume 1 is about escaping, and Volume 2 and Volume 3 are still writeable, but I haven't read enough.
It is suitable for ordinary people to travel through time and know nothing, like me, like you...
I've read it. The book is pretty good, but a bit short.
Can be good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Let's take a look at the content behind
It's okay, but the writing is a bit short.