I Transmigrated into a Famine Year and Won Myself a Wife and Child

I'm deducting one star because of the female-to-male ratio; the plot is fine and reads smoothly. Aside from the two female leads and the initial grandmother, who all seem to be male, even the other female characters are weak and only capable of crying.

The plot is quite good and engaging, but apart from the two female leads, the other positive characters are all male. One of the female leads is even seen as a man by others. Most of the women don't have names, only some kind of surname, and are merely appendages of men. Moreover, it's always the women who cry when something happens, while the men don't.

Very good, the female lead, the wife, and the grandmother are all kind people. The plot is excellent, and the characters are well-developed and likable. I can't stand it anymore. There are too many vicious female supporting characters, and those awful, scumbag relatives never seem to die... It's really frustrating.

This is an exceptionally good new book! The interactions between the two female leads are incredibly sweet! The older sister, though a bit "clumsy" at first, unintentionally charms people without them even realizing it! Super good! The author has written similar escape/famine stories before, so this one should be even better!

Fleeing famine, truly a constant escape, with natural disasters as their constant companions; suspicion and exploitation between people, struggles between groups—all concerning food, survival, and life itself. The protagonist has very little time for quiet reflection, and makes decisions very quickly, constantly searching for a glimmer of hope. Yes, this is what it feels like to be alive.

It's a great read, I caught up with it! Both female leads are well-developed: one is decisive and cautious, the other is a naive, cute, and incredibly strong girl. It's a survival story about two people supporting each other on their journey through famine, utilizing their unique spatial abilities—very realistic and relatable.

First of all, I want to clarify that I couldn't resist leaving a comment halfway through because I love farming novels. There are spoilers and it's all just rant, but I will still continue to follow the story. Having read over 50 chapters so far, it's already a long novel of tens of thousands of words, so there's a reason why the rating is still not high.

It's good! Actually, the writing logic and style are quite good. The pacing of the plot isn't slow at all in the beginning, and the flirting between the two after the little simpleton gains his intelligence is also very enjoyable, hahaha. The only thing that might bother some readers is the grandmother's storyline.

I wasn't planning on reading it because the rating wasn't very high, but after reading the synopsis and thinking it sounded pretty good, I gave it a try. And the more I read, the more addicted I became! Now I'm going to catch up! I'm so eager to read on! It's really well-written. There are some plot devices, but it's mostly about using your own abilities to overcome every difficulty.

Author, please write more! I'm looking forward to you writing millions of words. Your writing is excellent, the plot is great, and among post-apocalyptic novels, yours is the most enjoyable to read. The major disasters last for several years, enough for you to write about 😂 I don't need to be invincible; I just love the warmth amidst the struggle for survival. 😂