In a Year of Famine, My Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Is a Treasure, and My Whole Family Are Villains

There are quite a few typos; some parts are even incomprehensible because of them.

I like Uncle Thirteen, I don't know why, I just like him. The book has a great theme, and the feeling of a family working together is really heartwarming. Awesome! Awesome! I hope there will be more scenes featuring Uncle Thirteen in the future.

This is utter fabrication 🤮 The villagers have become so poor that even vegetable vendors are eating Guanyin clay. When the female protagonist goes to town to set up a stall, it is described as having (live chickens and ducks, fresh vegetables, and breakfast stalls with everything). This is what is written in the original text.

This is so good! Author, please update soon!

After getting angry, I was speechless when I read chapter 20-something. Okay, fine. When that sister-in-law stole money from her family to subsidize her own family, she cried a few times and then forgave him. I could tell her family was just a bunch of scoundrels. She even gave him money, and then he'd come back for it again. Greed knows no bounds.

Hope for an update soon

I'm abandoning this story after chapter 41. It's so pathetic! The characters are completely incompetent. That sister-in-law, Liu Xiang, cost me 10 taels of silver. The first time she stole various grains and 20 taels of silver, and I forgave her easily. Then she did it again, and after some negotiation, I was given enough grain to last a month and a half. What a saintly story! Do people who have experienced poverty really have such small gaps between their fingers?

I couldn't bear to read more than a few dozen chapters. The author's decision to have the female lead transmigrate into the book is practically the same as not transmigrating at all; at most, the author just forces them to live. The female lead is supposed to be someone who owns a supermarket with billions in assets, but the author makes her act like an idiot, having her pretend to be deaf and…

The sister-in-law in the story, and the older brother, are really something else. I think they should be matched with their respective lids. Although the older brother said he couldn't stand it and would criticize her, it didn't really have any real effect. The sister-in-law would just cry and then forgive her, then give her a few warnings and she would do it again. What's the point?

"Unable to publish" That's written incorrectly, that's written incorrectly, where's it dirty? (Comment/criticism) ε=(´ο`*))) Sigh... Tired.