Su Qinghe transmigrates into a famine-escape novel and dumps the scumbag husband of the original owner. With the divorce papers and her dowry in hand, she returns to her parents' home. But when she sees her family, she's stunned. They're all so thin, and there are old ones and little ones, plus someone with a bad leg. The famine is only a month away. Could they die on the road while fleeing?
She decides to wait and see. If they won't take her in, she'll leave and flee the famine on her own.
Her mother asks, "Qinghe, why are you back?"
Su Qinghe answers, "I got divorced."
The whole room falls silent.
Then everyone comforts her together, telling her to stay at home without worry. If they have even a bite to eat, she'll have a bite too.
Su Qinghe is quite touched. They're already this poor, yet they still want to squeeze food out of their own mouths for her. How could she possibly flee the famine on her own now?
I especially love these kinds of books; they're both inspiring and satisfying.
If there are 100-star reviews, I'll give you all the little stars! ✨ Hi author, you write so well, I love you so much! 😘 The female lead is decisive and doesn't drag things out. I absolutely adore the lack of a romantic pairing! Author, you must continue to write even better books! What kind of time travel, space, superpowers, martial arts, and mastery of all arts like music, chess, calligraphy, and painting do you want? Hahaha, can you fulfill my fantasies? Thank you for your hard work! 🤭🤭🤭
The book is rich in content, insightful, and engaging.
It's a great story about escaping famine. There's no cloying, overly dramatic agonizing. The female lead takes her revenge decisively and leaves no loose ends. Her family is also very united. However, you still need to be careful that they don't get too cocky once they have money. You can't spoil them too much, or they'll betray you later.
It sounds nice. Okay, let's keep listening.
I'll give it five stars first, it's really good, I'll keep watching! 👍❤️
So far, everything looks pretty good. Looking forward to what comes next...
It's really good; it's my favorite kind of famine relief story.
Not bad, without those worries.
It's quite interesting to write.