A Blessing Came from the Sky, and She Became so Prosperous That the Whole Village Went Crazy While Escaping from the Famine

Oh my god, if I hadn't been injured at home, I would have finished reading the escape document of Qimao novel, and I wouldn't be able to read this 1.5 Million-word anecdote. The writing is okay and there is no lag, and it sounds smooth, which proves that you should have writing skills. But you really can't tell a story. Creating a novel is like writing a play. There must be tension, contradiction, and conflict to make it interesting. You can tell the story of the protagonist, supporting characters and passers-by in detail, and write about all the people around the protagonist from growing up to getting married to having children, from life to work, I am really convinced. In some places, it's like trying to make up the word count. Say what you think in your mind once, and then say it with your mouth and ask the other person to repeat it again. Are you really missing the word count? What you lack is the ability to tell stories.

How come this book... The setting, plot, and characters are all the same as another book from 2 years ago? They both had miscarriage, they all had to run away from famine, and they all had a grandma. Grandma was very sensible, and they all thought that what the woman voluntarily took out to eat was given by the gods and was a blessing. This is really strange.

I think it's okay, but there are a lot of typos

The writing is not serious at all, and the names of people are always wrong. It all depends on the readers' own interpretation. This is the worst thing I have ever read.

A newborn baby cannot stand up and hold something at all, and it is not realistic at all.

There are too many typos. It was good at the beginning, but after the 200th chapter, all kinds of names start to get mixed up, and typos are everywhere. Please use some snacks.

There are too many typos and it's a bit tiring.

Good looking good looking

It's not a good running story, and I have no desire to continue reading. I just picked up the chapters and went straight to the ending.

There are a lot of typos, and sometimes the sentences are not fluent. The front part is quite nice, but the back part is written a bit too much about trivial matters. I have to write about the marriages of Changle's brothers and a lot about my friends. On the contrary, the heroine's own feelings came out of nowhere and are not written down. Later, she suddenly fell in love and got married. It felt quite sudden.