The Whole Family Transmigrates: Fleeing Famine! I Brought a Three-Bedroom Apartment, How Reasonable Is That?

Just watched the beginning, looking forward to 5 stars Seeing some people in the village eating human legs, the heroine's family, the village chief, and others all silently acquiesced and continued to go together. After everyone finished eating the human flesh, the heroine and her cousin discovered that the cave was rich in fish, abundant materials, and a large amount of water resources. (The group of people who ate human flesh did not continue to follow the group.) Expectation value 4 stars Then I saw that the village and the neighboring village were captured by the enemy and escaped and were washed away by the underground water to the paradise. However, the little cousin who was born after three years of famine or just learned to call mother was written to death (he was washed down and drowned, and after he came out of the water, he had food, drink and shelter). The expectation is worth 3 stars. I don't know why the author wrote many of the plots. The part about eating human flesh seemed to simply let them eat and describe the psychology of the heroine's family. The purpose of creating the little cousin seemed to be to write him to death at this time and then torture him. Anyway, it just feels a bit anticlimactic, and the more I look at it, the less I expect it to be.

I have read more than ninety chapters, and this escape story is quite realistic. Unlike other escape stories, Wild Boar and Pheasant is the same as my own. The golden finger here is not big, but there are many typos, the names are always wrong, and the characters are always wrong. It seems a bit uncomfortable, so I will give it a good review because of the plot.

Good-looking, too little, not enough, no CP

The more I read, the less intelligent I become. Poor writing, illogical logic, and no common sense in life.

The suffering of the poor people in ancient times caused by floods and droughts ✍👀, the hard work of escaping from famines ✍👀, the distortion of human nature, the perseverance of the people ✍👀✨, the end of all hardships and joys ✍👀💖

Haha, I really want to read the modern chapter.