The Whole Village Fled the Wasteland, but I Stockpiled Food and Meat Alone in the Deep Mountains

Attention! Attention! Recently, I've noticed many readers have commented that they like illustrations in the text, so I've been taking some time these past few days to create and insert them. My goal is to have one illustration in every chapter. (So far, the images are from the first ten or so chapters, the last ten or so, and two or three in the middle.)

The author writes very well! This is the first time I've seen illustrations in a famine escape novel, and the pictures are beautiful and refreshing. The plot and characters are well-developed; each character has their own distinct traits. I've read many stories where the female lead flees famine with the villagers, but this is the first time I've seen one like this.

I've read the latest chapter, and it's quite good. It's exactly the kind of story I wanted—a mountain retreat. There aren't any truly awful characters; everyone is kind. They helped the original owner of this body and also the female lead, so she's kind to them, not just giving herself unconditionally. It's really nice.

It's quite good. There aren't too many awful characters or constant bickering. There's a balance of everyday life and conflict, and the plot is well-structured, especially the part about finding hidden gems. There aren't any instances of people suddenly becoming incredibly wealthy overnight with hundreds or thousands of gold coins and overflowing coffers.

This is sooooo good! I never imagined writing could be like this—it's so fresh and engaging! I caught up with the author in just two days! Author, please release 100 chapters! 😢😢😢 I'm so sad I caught up!

Overall, it's alright. It would be even better if there were more farming content later on, or more realistic farming scenes set in the mountains. The author included illustrations in the beginning, which was fantastic and gave a clear visual representation of the text descriptions, but those disappeared later. It's very well written, and my only hope is for more farming content.

It's pretty good. No complicated plots, no truly awful characters, and everyone lives in peace. It doesn't feel like a disaster zone; it's more like a fairyland. The female lead is just incredibly lucky. It's a story without much suspense.

I love reading this kind of story. I've had it saved for a long time, but it wasn't finished yet, so I couldn't wait and started reading! The writing is smooth and natural, the plot is clear, the character introductions are concise, the story is captivating, and it even has illustrations. In short, it's definitely worth buying.

It's beautiful; it's pleasing to the eye and easy to look at, and it also has pictures.

This is fantastic! It's so well-written and shows great thought. Thank you, clever author! Thumbs up! ...