Foreseeing My Transmigration: Stockpile Supplies and Thrive Through the Famine

No male lead? Thumbs up! The female protagonist is just an ordinary college student, unlike other transmigration novels where the female lead is often portrayed as a medical expert, special forces soldier, or assassin—she's not sassy or aloof, and could even be described as unusually gentle.

It's a very good read; I like books that are simple and relatable to everyday life.

The beginning was alright, but the rest was a complete mess.

It's not exceptionally good, but it's still readable. The reason is that it's not too long; it doesn't go on and on with millions of words, making it a manageable read. The female lead was indeed a bit naive at first; her actions selling glassware were simply appalling. Later, however, considering it's not easy for a 21-year-old girl to transmigrate to another world, I forgave her.

This is a female-centric novel where the female protagonist is unmarried and lives a peaceful and happy life.

"No Couple" is the ugliest novel I've ever read.

What could have been a love story between Su Qingwan and Qin Yao was turned into a story of nuns.

Fine!

Is this a practice piece by the author?

The subject matter was good, but it was too long-winded and couldn't get to the point.