Before We Flee Famine, After My Plan to Recruit a Live-in Son-in-Law Fails, I Find Another Protector

This book has a rating of 8.9 Or higher, which is comparable to some books with a 9.3 Rating. There are no major flaws; the father and daughter live a peaceful life and quickly cut ties with their awful relatives. They're a lively and fun-loving pair. The protagonist's "golden finger" (advantageous ability) is also very powerful and plays a significant role.

I've reached the latest chapter, chapter 94. The relationship and interactions between the female lead and her father are very interesting. Moreover, her parents, whether biological parents or siblings, stand firmly by her side; no one can say a bad word about her. She also didn't flee with the villagers or get involved with those relatives, making it much better than most famine relief stories.

The father and daughter are so interesting! They're so adaptable and resourceful. Their intelligence system is also quite fun; you need to complete tasks to help others/animals find things to earn rewards. The only downside is that the system appears too infrequently. It would be great if it could appear once a day, or, to avoid being too prominent, start from a special location. I really like this "golden finger" (cheat code/cheat system) format!

It's really good, a five-star review you deserve! The no-romance escape plot is also very exciting. It's not about being with your own people or elders; half the team is decent, while the rest almost all die on the way. It's satisfying and not frustrating at all. The female lead isn't a saint on the escape journey; she's quite self-serving.

This is a super hilarious book, hahaha! The female lead and her father have very distinct personalities. The female lead is wise, kind, alert, and intelligent, while her father is so lazy it's hilarious. Along the way, they encounter all sorts of people, and the leader handles each type very well; there are no major issues. Highly recommended.

I binged it all in one go, it's great. The father-daughter relationship is like friends, yet they're naturally the closest of people; they're both willing to sacrifice for each other, and Anchang never questions Xiaobao's words and listens to everything she says. It's one of the lighter-hearted stories among those about escaping famine.

It's really good! The overall art style is humorous and witty, the character development is decent, and the plot doesn't have any major flaws. Overall, the development is quite good, and the father-daughter dynamic is really funny! Also, the tasks issued by the system are quite different from those in other novels, which is quite novel, and the story is very enjoyable.

It's both entertaining and hilarious!!! The interactions between the female lead and her father are lighthearted and fun. I've already read the latest chapter. Keep up the good work, author! The writing is very smooth; there haven't been any major issues so far. It's been a very enjoyable read. The female lead and her father are the kings of survival!

I watched it bit by bit, and it wasn't frustrating at all; it offered multiple perspectives. The early episodes focused on people fleeing famine, but now things have settled down. I don't know what the future holds—will it be uneventful, or something else entirely? After all, at the beginning, I thought the country was going to fall.

The overall art style is humorous, the writing is fairly smooth, the father-daughter relationship is also quite funny, they both work very hard on the journey of fleeing famine, the female lead's cheat ability is very useful, the plot is quite good up to two hundred chapters, there are no major flaws, but the writing becomes rather monotonous and weak after the journey ends and they settle down, so I dropped it.