
Transmigrating to Ancient Times: Daily Life on the Run from Famine
穿越古代逃荒日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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14.1kFans
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Maybe it's because I'm getting older, and the pressures of life are greater. After reading too much negative news and reading too many novels, I now really enjoy books with positive energy, warm and peaceful stories, and a touch of humor. They make reading a pleasure.
The plot is somewhat similar to "My Whole Family Was Transmigrated," but that story is written in a more vivid and interesting style.
There's been a lot of villainous scenes lately, and I feel like He Jianwen's villainous character is portrayed somewhat comically. Unlike traditional villains who are simply bad guys, Old He is actually kind of adorably silly. He talks a lot of nonsense, but when he tries to get close to the two sisters, he fails to accomplish a single decent task and is even mocked for being dim-witted. The most pathetic villain ever, hahaha!
I just started watching and noticed a lot of comments wanting a no-romance relationship. It's like the saying "when people are well-fed and clothed, they think of sex"—equivalent to ancient times. Modern people would subconsciously feel superior—and there's a huge generation gap. Being able to support a man is basically like having a male concubine—no need for feelings.
I'd like to ask, is this story without a romantic pairing? It doesn't seem so. I always thought it was a story about sisters striving together without a romantic pairing, but it seems like there's a romance involved. How much of the romance is there?
Could you please replace "fighting" with "war" in the text? It always takes me out of the story. I've read many of these stories with this.
I really enjoyed this article by the author; the warmth of countless lights in every home permeated the harmonious and understanding atmosphere.
Is this the author's first piece? It's so well-written! Amazing!
About four months ago, around the beginning of May... The author came to my book list to recommend books. I apologize for the delay due to many things happening with the book list recently! Is it confirmed that this book will not have any romantic pairings? Will neither of the two female leads have any romantic storylines?
I read a passage "You've only lost someone who didn't love you." But he lost someone who loved him. There are plenty of good men in this world. Do not step on the muddy path "You won't be able to step onto the road paved with flowers." Say goodbye, the next one will be even better.