Transmigrated as a Wicked Mother-in-Law, I’m Spoiled by Everyone on the Road to Escape

The theme of the story is well chosen, but the writing is a bit messy, with many typos, the names of characters are written wrong many times, and some things are written wrong repeatedly. However, the author has written the humor in the book perfectly, and I give it a good review for this reason. (The author writes the female protagonist very well in this article, while the male protagonist is purely a soy sauce)

It's not interesting. The plot is far from reality. Just find a sweet potato and the whole village will kneel down. A piece of medicine can bring people back to life. The beginning is a failure and it is as simple as water. Farewell!

The writing style is relatively childish and full of loopholes. People fleeing famine can actually buy silk and satin to wear. . .

Is satin suitable for ordinary people to wear? It's a big deal for farmers to be able to wear fine cotton.

Among the eight people, there were two mothers-in-law, four maids, and three boys. The author is confused and takes a break when he is tired.

The author can't figure out what animals and plants there are in what season, so what else can he write about?

After reading this article, you will know what Guanyin is, great love

The last chapter recognizes each other, are you serious?

To be honest, it feels like I wrote it for elementary school students. The plot and characters are too pale, and the human nature is too confusing.

The plot is compact and not too cumbersome. Not bad, worth a look.