When Gu Qingyun opens her eyes, she has transmigrated from the apocalypse to an ancient-era refugee trail, and is now married to a fool.
Tartars, bandits, refugees, wild beasts... The journey south is full of dangers.
Fortunately, Gu Qingyun has a spatial dimension stocked with trillions' worth of supplies, as well as supernatural abilities awakened in the apocalypse.
Before long, the people of Shenjia Village realize that following Gu Qingyun on the refugee trail not only keeps them safe from all kinds of disasters, but also means they get meat with every meal.
After settling in the barren north, Gu Qingyun clears farmland, promotes new crops, builds a winery, opens a school...
The sparsely populated north attracts refugees from across the Great Zhou Dynasty, who come to settle there.
And her foolish husband is no fool at all. He's also the heir apparent, the son the Prince of the North lost long ago.
After the Prince of the North unites the Great Zhou Dynasty, she becomes the future empress!
Yes, the heroine is decisive and ruthless, the writing is refreshing, and revenge does not take overnight.
It's nice to read, and it's mainly not verbose. Everything is neat and tidy. I also like my husband's family. It's not like other articles where the husband's family doesn't get along every time.
It's okay, mainly because the heroine's gold finger is too big, so she doesn't have to be verbose. If trouble comes, she will be killed immediately!! It's not like other articles where the mother-in-law and the mother talk about a lot of truths and then argue with the best over and over again!!
Generally speaking, it's okay, but the author's vocabulary is too small and the details are too rough. Thank you for your hard work. Please give me a good review.
Remarkable, stunning, beautiful
The plot is okay, although the space is too exaggerated, and the novel is okay. The most annoying thing about the novel is that there are too many narrations from beginning to end, and it is not expository. Some of them are too explanatory and wordy. I can only say that it is average.
It's pretty good-looking, and the heroine is very strong, but, emm... There are a lot of typos, and the relationship sometimes doesn't match up.
Don't the Prince of Qi's family know that the heroine has been given the title of Madam?! There is really no one who goes his own way as an author!
The King of Qi did not comb women's heads in order to cure the plague?! It's nothing but nothing, that's too much praise.
That spiritual spring water is really useless. The hero either has a fever or is infected with the plague.