Yun Tao transmigrated along with her parents. Once she had figured out what was going on, she realized that her whole family had transmigrated into a book.
Her father was a traitor and a turncoat in the story, and her whole family died before the ending. How was she supposed to deal with a plot like that?
Luckily, the war had only just begun, and her father had yet to betray his country. They hurriedly packed up to flee. How did a space pocket come along with them on their escape?
Step one: escape the path fate had laid out for them.
Step two: set up a stall, earn money to support the family, and adapt to life in ancient times...
Who knew their stall would keep growing, and that they would completely rewrite the story!
Her father didn’t become a villain. Instead, he became a renowned scholar with students all over the land.
Yun Tao: I can just rely on my dad. I don’t want to work hard.
Everyone: County Princess, you jest. The people will always remember your kindness.
A story about a family who transmigrates to ancient times and uses their own strength to keep changing the world and bringing prosperity to its people.
A feel-good story with a space pocket, focused on the heroine’s career, with romance as a secondary theme.
Update soon! I absolutely love historical fiction about escaping famine, and lately I've become obsessed with novels where the whole family travels back to ancient times!!! Author…!!! Keep it up with the updates! 💪
The male and female leads finally confessed their feelings around chapter 200 TAT. The career storyline was also very engaging. I couldn't find this book at first because I remembered the title wrong, and it was incredibly frustrating. Luckily, I could find it by searching the author's name. From now on, I'll have to remember the author's name when reading novels. There are so many similar stories! The author's portrayal of the Yun Tao family is fantastic, especially their later awakenings. It feels like they have the mindset of modern people, with strong moral values and a great sense of patriotism. Being a traitor or sellout never ends well. Just look at Wu Sangui; even though he helped the Qing army enter the pass, he still became a slave, and was eventually schemed against and killed. Neither side could tolerate him. If it weren't for... If the Qing army had entered the pass, there would have been no policy of isolation. Even if China had been weaker, it wouldn't have been so badly defeated in the World Wars, and so many treasures wouldn't have been stolen. Some people's deep-seated inferiority complex wouldn't exist after so many years since the Qing Dynasty's demise, with them still licking the boots of foreign powers and thinking others are superior. The rise and fall of a nation is everyone's responsibility; only when the nation is strong can the people be even stronger. This story of a villain being redeemed and leading a poor and weak nation to prosperity is very enjoyable; it's thrilling and incredibly satisfying. By the way, author, please take care of your health. Your readers aren't in a hurry to die; just update one chapter a day! (Adding a dog emoji to myself)
Author, please update soon!!! I've recently become obsessed with famine-themed novels! Especially those where the whole family travels back to ancient times!!!