The Famine Escape System Takes Me Treasure Hunting

Not my style

A good novel✍, decisive in escaping from famine, not a holy mother.

Fortunately, the ending was too rushed.

The first part was pretty good, but sometimes the writing was a bit boring, and the ending was too rushed and felt like it was unfinished.

How come the complete version of the novel has become to be continued?

Why are prices so messed up? Manager Song buys a walking stick for ten taels of silver, but you guys go out and sell it for 100 taels of silver? This is too different.

When can the male and female protagonists interact?

To be honest, the writing was pretty good and the characters were vivid. However, I suggest that the author should study the price of goods in ancient times. Regardless of whether it is a fictional article or not, it must at least be realistic, right? This makes it more comfortable to watch. 1. Which ancient rural people (even businessmen) washed pig intestines with white flour from beginning to end? And you said you can use it casually? 2. The workers who carry big bags at the dock are willing to pay 2-3 yuan to eat sesame seed cakes. How many of them are willing to pay 7 yuan to eat noodles? It is said that selling to the customers at the dock is pretty much the same. Because ancient transportation was nothing more than horse-drawn carriages and merchant ships. 2. Prices are outrageous. Sometimes high sometimes low 3. In fact, many time-travelers write about eating food, selling it for a lot of money, and doing a big business. In fact, people without backgrounds can just make a small amount of money. Making big money is to recruit people for themselves. It's okay if the officials are trustworthy, but when you encounter unscrupulous officials, it's best to stay safe. Therefore, if a time-travel heroine wants to become stronger and bigger, she must either be strong herself or she will soon meet a male protagonist or a male supporting character as a background.

The story is quite good, it doesn't have any Madonnas, and it's not too long-winded. You can catch up on it when you're short on books!