Big Sister Transmigrates

Indeed, I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters. Does the author even have a brain? The mountains are full of stripped tree bark; they're practically eating mud. A family could eat river clams for months? Okay, fine. The female lead finding food right away when there's nothing left in the mountains is fine, but the key point is she caught a laying hen?!

Extremely poisonous, please be careful. The female lead has an insanely arrogant worldview. She steals from other people's fields and gets caught by the landlord, yet she acts completely self-righteous. When she goes to buy medicine but doesn't have enough money, the pharmacy clerk won't let her go back to get more, which is perfectly reasonable, but she acts like she's being humiliated (the pharmacy clerk didn't say anything at all). She's completely insane.

Can't the female lead refer to herself as "I"? "Big Sister" sounds so awkward.

My dear elder sister from another time, you are a passionate legend in my heart. I'm cheering you on as you build this thread! ✊✊

The writing style is decent, and the word count is also good. However, the author lacks common sense, and the writing is illogical in some places. There are many problems with insufficient consideration of various aspects.

I laughed when I saw Chapter Nine: Clams stewed with Smilax glabra, the female lead's whole family dehydrated from diarrhea, and the series ended.

The logic still needs work! Take the river mussels, for example. Leaving aside whether they could be eaten for that long, even raising them for that long is questionable. And if it's a severe drought, why would there be well water? If there was water, people would have already planted crops. During a drought, water is the most scarce resource. Also, I feel there's too little description of the family members; sometimes they feel like mere plot devices, lacking depth and realism.

Keep it up! 🤭🤭🤭

I love stories like this one that don't involve fighting with awful characters; they're about everyday life and family, and they're really good.

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