Ancient Escape from Famine and Farming

What a good ending. A very capable time traveler makes Hibiscus less lonely and gives that country a beautiful future.

I finished reading it in one sitting yesterday, and it seemed good to end it here. I don't like "surprises" when I read a novel. Every time I read a novel that I'm interested in, I search for reviews and spoilers. Some say it's too hard for the protagonists to escape, others think the heroine is too virginal in the early stages, or are dissatisfied with the open ending. In fact, I wanted to give up before reading it, but I was really interested in the subject matter of this article, so I decided to click on it and read it. I had just traveled to ancient times, and this body had just given birth to a child, and my husband died. In ancient times, where conditions were difficult and women were extremely harsh, it could be said to be the beginning of hell. Is the heroine a virgin in the early stage? Yes a little bit. When I first watched the free chapter, I was very dissatisfied with the heroine's "Mother". I thought she shouldn't be so kind to strangers, nor should she be so kind to her teenage brother at the risk of being exposed. In the middle and later stages, I even felt that she shouldn't help the entire clan and put herself in danger. But the more I look at it, the more I feel like it should be like this. While escaping from famine, she encountered several dangerous situations. If the heroine took one less step, her whole family would be destroyed, and she would be destroyed as well. In the context of the storm and the building is about to collapse, the heroine cannot be alone. To protect her tribe is to protect herself. The ending ends here, actually I think it's just right. The male protagonist was a scholar from an aristocratic family at that time, and the female protagonist was a widow who had fled the country and raised her two children to start a business from scratch. The world could not accept such two distinct people being together. The heroine has finally gained the capital to establish herself, and her parents, family, and family have her to rely on. Can she continue all this when she is with the hero? I think it's difficult to continue. Both of them have things that they can't let go of. It's better to stop here and let the story develop freely. Maybe the protagonist is happy in a place we haven't seen. This is the first long review I have written. There are too few articles on escape that I am interested in on this site. The author has written it very well. The hardships on the escape route, the powerlessness of the lower class people in the background, the growth of the heroine along the way, and the different tribesmen, it is an article worth reading.

After reading it, to be honest, the setting is quite good, and the writing of escape is okay. I don't understand why the heroine has to arrange two children. It is useless at all and it is a drag on the family. The same goes for Goldfinger. She insists on making the whole fairy come out and the heroine can't be the heroine herself. It's also terrible that others can't save the family even if they have miracles. How much psychological trauma is there? Is it really speechless to arrange a male protagonist at the end? There are too many things about the setting of the heroine Goldfinger that are unreasonable, and the bad guys never have to do anything to enjoy the benefits.

It seems that the emperor has also traveled through time.

I have finished reading this book. I read this book three times and gave up in the middle. The last time I insisted on reading it, the author's writing is really good. Not only the plot in the book is wonderful, but the characters in the book are also very good.

At the end of the story, Hibiscus finally came to an end and no longer had to run away. She made a magnificent career in that era, got a close lover, and changed the world of another timeline with the time traveler. It's so emotional. I hope you will always be happy.

Hello author, I wonder if you can see it. Your work has been plagiarized. It's called Traveling through the Barren Years on Big Red Persimmon, and the space food can't hold it. There are many settings in it, such as selling water, partial parents, and sharing food. The more I read, the more and more it looks like your content.

Hahahaha, I can see it. You are really not good at emotional lines.

Can the author continue writing? I really like this kind of escape story. There is no meal replacement in the whole network. I read it for the second time.

Cool! ! Enjoyable! ! I will regard this article as the number one among all the ancient escape novels I have read! !

Dear, are you interested in writing articles about cultivating immortals? What about the kind of female cultivator who travels back in time, has poor spiritual roots, and doesn't have many opportunities, but is willing to use her brain and endure hardships to practice immortality? I think your writing about life is very realistic. The kind of fairy tales is a bit sparse or too poor, too complicated, and makes the heroine look like she has not traveled through time. It makes people angry, so it is a bit short of books. Moreover, you don't need to write about the emotional line in fairy tales, and you don't even need to pay special attention to other lines. Just focus on the heroine's fairy tale line. You don't seem to be good at emotional lines. There is no other way to contact me, so I can only give you a promotion. I hope I can write it down to the best of my ability.

Ha

It's already halfway through the summer vacation. Why haven't you started writing a new article yet?

It's still very interesting, I'm looking forward to the author's next book

After reading what you wrote, other escape stories are boring.

Overall it's still watchable, the first half of the escape was a bit better, but towards the end I felt a little tired and skipped some chapters. In addition, at the beginning, I left some space to write about my uncle and Zhou family members, but later on they seemed to have disappeared on the way to escape the famine, and many places felt incomplete.

The whole text is just one word, bitter?

Good article, I finished it and thank the author

After reading it, I still want to read it. I really admire hibiscus

Oh my God, this is the best book I have read in a year. I love it.

It's good to watch. I want to see the follow-up emotional drama and the details of fellow villagers meeting fellow villagers.

"Lang" is a big thorn in the side of the author ~ It's a great article, I'm still not satisfied after reading it

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Overall it's okay, the flaws don't hide the flaws. At first, I didn't understand why she had two children. She might have gone out for a walk just to be a woman, but what I still couldn't understand was why the bad guys didn't get any punishment in the end. Yes, I'm talking about that knot. Overall, it's not a good read, and it looks quite frustrating in some places. I probably won't watch it a second time.

I like it. The reason why there is no bid is because I skipped watching some emotional scenes. , As expected, I still prefer the career line [shy][shy][shy]

"She exited, closed the door, and carried..." This is a big bug for the author to face~