Famine Years: After Feeding My Gluttonous Sister-in-Law, I Vie for the Central Plains!

The pacing is too slow, and the plot is bland, but it's still watchable. The mid-to-late game is too much fighting and gets tedious. You need to intersperse farming and harem interactions to add some spice. The ideal ratio is 5 farming/1 harem/4 fighting scenes. Technological advancement should be done in moderation; cannons are already available…

It's meaningless.

A soldier who loses all his equipment while hunting? Is this a soldier? And a modern soldier at that, who doesn't even know that leopards come in pairs?

A lecherous and cowardly thug

Well written, but updates are too slow.

Special forces soldiers, is this all? Their ideological education was inadequate!

The first female lead is in danger, and the male lead appears to save her; the second female lead is in danger, and the male lead appears to save her; the third female lead is in danger, and the male lead appears to save her. That's the feeling this book gave me. Another sore point: every woman in the book is an exceptionally beautiful woman, one in a million.

This book stands out among the many lighthearted and entertaining novels. At least in this book, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the human nature is depicted quite profoundly. The fictional events still reflect the shadows of reality, realistically reflecting the suffering and helplessness of ordinary people in war. It touches the hearts of those of us living in peaceful times. The author's writing style is also quite good, making it a worthwhile book to read.

Are there still shortages of grains, even with sweet potatoes?

Nice