Ancient Times from the Start: Thriving Through Disaster with My Family

Is it really okay for the female lead to make such large-scale purchases in ancient times? Does she think the officials are blind and deaf? For example, I remember that in ancient times, if a private individual bought wound medicine or hemostatic drugs from a pharmacy in excess of a certain quantity, they had to report it to the authorities, because they were afraid you were a bandit.

A very heartwarming story. It's rare to find a story without any difficult characters at home. Hopefully, there won't be a romantic pairing later on. It's a story with a female lead who works with a single camera. The romance scenes immediately caused the story to fall apart.

I read a few chapters and found it very redundant, so I gave up.

Chapter 193. Signs of a natural disaster have just appeared. No romantic pairing. The female lead's preparations are just too thorough. Judging by the amount of supplies she's prepared, it's not just for her family, but enough for the entire village.

The food eaten is automatically replenished. Is the principle that after the main character eats, what he excretes becomes food again? Is it a cycle of eating, excreting, and eating again, which continues indefinitely?

I seriously doubt it's the same author. The writing style has deteriorated significantly, the pacing is poor, it's rambling and verbose, and there's too much unnecessary dialogue. Has the author changed?

The punctuation is so awkward to read; such a long sentence uses so many "" characters.

It felt verbose; the modern vocabulary was distracting.

It's a very good read, well-written so far. There are no awful characters in the family, the female lead handles things decisively, she's not a saint, and she's very intelligent.

OMG, it's now VIP! Anyone know if there's a romantic pairing?