The Not-So-Ordinary Siblings of the Farmer's Family

The most toxic plot point of this book appears right from the start. The female lead's behavior so far has been rather disheartening. She's either selfish or cold-hearted. When Fan Yang was transported to another world, she actually hoped the person she transmigrated into was a powerful figure who could help her make money. Honestly, I think this is the biggest flaw in the entire book.

It's good to watch, but the female lead has an inexplicable ruthlessness that we don't have. For example, after she transmigrates, her younger sister and brother are suddenly possessed by someone else, and she isn't sad at all. Aren't her younger brother and sister from before human? They've been together for a while, and she's not sad at all, which is admirable.

This trashy book wiped out an entire family. The souls of all six siblings were replaced by other people who transmigrated into their bodies. The eldest sister, far from being sad, was actually overjoyed and excited, saying she hoped the transmigrated person was a powerful figure who could help her make more money. You develop feelings for even a dog after raising it for a long time, let alone your younger siblings whom you've lived with and cared for for so long.

Originally, this book was about all the siblings being possessed by other people's souls, but every time one of them was possessed, it was the part I disliked the most. Couldn't it be changed? Perhaps it could be about awakening memories of a past life or something? After living together lovingly for a while, one of the sisters or brothers is possessed—is that something that can be readily accepted?

The premise is a bit strange. It would be fine if everyone traveled together from the beginning, but after spending some time together, they might have developed some feelings for each other. Then, suddenly they are all being traveled one by one, and the female lead doesn't seem sad about the disappearance of her younger siblings.

Judging from the chapter titles, the original owner's entire family of brothers and sisters were all slowly and violently murdered, becoming the transmigrator's physical body!

Don't be amused by the sight of each child traveling through time; think about how many adorable children died from injuries sustained in falls.

This is the first time I've read this author's work; I found it on a bestseller list. I've already read up to chapter 73. Here are some of my superficial thoughts; please don't be offended if you disagree. The book is categorized as a farming novel, but based on my years of reading experience, this one primarily focuses on food.

This family has had the worst luck imaginable; their bodies have been possessed by wandering ghosts. This little world is also unlucky, letting these otherworldly spirits infiltrate and cause trouble.

In ancient times, families wouldn't easily separate due to taxes and corvée labor that could bankrupt them. Even in the early 1990s, large families in rural areas wouldn't easily separate after paying levies. How much more so in ancient times? The female protagonist's father died in the army for her family.