Queen of the Famine
饥荒女王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
540Chapters
17.1kRecommendations
10.5kFans
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It was really good when the male lead wasn't around. It's a pity that once the male lead appeared, the female lead acted like a complete idiot.
The first world setting feels a bit strange. Since families are formed by siblings, why can't all the siblings raise the children together? Wouldn't more people make it easier to protect the cubs? And what about old age? Since the deaths aren't due to old age or weakness, but rather being preyed upon by wild beasts, wouldn't it be safer for several people to live together? Why must we rely on children?
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I can't help it! I was thinking of building up the story to at least thirty chapters before reading, but I just can't seem to hold back! I always want to read to my heart's content, but it's never enough! Does anyone have any tips for writing articles? Please help me!
The premise is really creative. It's been a long time since I've seen a quick transmigration novel with such an interesting concept. Keep up the good work, author!
It's a good read, but why does it keep inserting scenes from past lives? Why not introduce Jin Meili's grandparents every other chapter? I mainly want to see how the small world develops.
It's on this featured spot!
How come so few people read such a good book?
It's beautiful, and as imaginative as ever.
Could the next world be set up so that every woman is born with an island, and the stronger she becomes, the larger the island grows? It would be similar to the previous world you created; I'd love to see that kind of setting!
Wow, Baiyun is so kind! She doesn't hate others because of her own experiences, nor does she wallow in self-pity! I hope Qinghui and Baiyun can be happy together! (Personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree)