Transmigrated to a Famine Year: The Supermarket Owner Is Five and a Half
穿越荒年：超市老板五岁半
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Looking for a Self-Stocking Supermarket or Mall That Transmigrates to Ancient Times
Looking for books similar to I Made a Deal with the System and Stocked My Supermarket to Build a Home. Knowing in advance...
Looking for a Completed Story Where the Heroine Transmigrates With a Supermarket That Automatically Restocks
Before She Transmigrated, the Female Lead Dreamed Every Day of Returning to a Famine Era, Where Several Children Called Her Mom
In a Reading Slump. I’m Tired of Mindless, Clingy Wives. Recommend Some Sweet Romance
I'm looking for a smart, level-headed female lead. She can be weak in power and have a weak golden finger, but her willpower must be strong. Ideally, she shouldn't go around acting cute, and should seize every opportunity and act decisively. I can't stand overly melodramatic female leads. The male lead should respect and trust her.
Looking for Novels About Fleeing Famine and Farming
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times With Modern Gear and Leaves the Male Lead Stunned in Battle?
The female lead transmigrates and has a pocket dimension.
Transmigrates with a Pocket Dimension, Stockpiles Supplies in the Modern Era
I want fewer awful characters, a heroine who isn't a pushover, and strong leads on both sides. I'm out of books to read, ladies. Any high-quality recommendations? Please!!!!
Transmigrate into a Refugee Journey, No Need to Fear the Famine with a Pocket Dimension at Your Side
Recommend stories with pocket dimensions full of supplies.
Farming Novels and Disaster-Era Escape Stories
Farming stories about fleeing famine and disaster.
Looking for a Period Novel About a Woman Who Transmigrates with a Supermarket That Automatically Restocks
The female lead has a gigantic supermarket.
A Heroine Whose Good Fortune Brings Prosperity to Her Husband
Looking for stories where the female lead has koi-like good fortune and her husband's entire family dotes on her.
Period Pieces with Transmigration and Supplies
A novel set in a past era
Please Recommend Survival-and-Farming Stories Set During Famine
Books about disasters, fleeing famine, or drought.
The Female Lead Is Reborn in the Womb in an Ancient-Era Village, Has a Pocket Dimension, and Is the Family Favorite
Looking for a Reborn Heroine with a Pocket Dimension Who Hoards Supplies Like Crazy, Preferably with No Family
The male lead can be barely present or not there at all. I'm open to transmigration-to-another-world, period, apocalypse, and natural-disaster stories. No saintly female leads, please. I don't want her to transmigrate and already be pregnant or have a child, since I don't want to read about her becoming a mom right away. If a story does have that, please mention it.
Any Historical Famine-Fleeing Stories With a Pocket Dimension and a Female Lead Who Isn’t a Self-Sacrificing Saint?
What is there?
Sweet Romance with a System, a Modern Shop, and a Pocket Dimension, Featuring Powerful Leads
Looking for a sweet romance where the female lead has a pocket dimension with a modern-day shop, and both leads have powerful backgrounds.
Looking for Stories About a Female Lead with a Supermarket, Farm, or General Store, or One Who Rents a Place and Opens a Shop
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The cheap, scumbag father left his daughter at the supermarket; the five-year-old girl has already time-traveled. I discovered that my aunt was there to accompany me, and I felt like I had wings. On their journey fleeing famine, they encountered an uncle and nephew; the nephew's system was utterly incompetent.
It's a decent time-travel novel with a cheat-like advantage. The content is quite novel, unlike other time-travel novels that all have the same clichéd elements like awful relatives.
The theme of fleeing famine is great; it's much more interesting than farming or fighting awful relatives! Plus, it features three time travelers. The author's writing is excellent. Having read novels for over a decade, I have high standards for quality, so I recommend it.
I really enjoy reading this type of story. If you like stories about people fleeing famine, you should check it out. It's quite good. I like the characters, the air conditioning, and the system.
This book is actually quite good. I finished it in several parts. Sometimes, seeing a character send out supplies felt like being overly saintly, or helping with some rather pointless tasks was also unacceptable. I didn't like the male lead at first, but he became somewhat interesting later. My honest assessment is that it's pretty good, worth a try.
It's quite good. I think it's nice that the female lead uses some of the resources from her spatial dimension to help others, and she's decisive in killing bad guys when they appear. I quite like it.
Overall, it's alright, but the female lead, despite having a power-up, isn't strong enough, impulsive, and a bit of a saint. In transmigration novels, even cement printing is precious, and the author seems to carelessly allocate money, not valuing it much. I almost dropped the book several times but finished it anyway.
I read the reviews, but I still finished the book. I thought it was quite good. Reading is just a way to pass the time. As long as it's not too bad, I can keep reading. I thought this one was good; there wasn't anything particularly exciting or thrilling. Sometimes readers shouldn't be too picky. Writing isn't about making things up; as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's enough.
It looks great, why is it rated so low?
It's very good, very exciting.