Disaster Strikes, but the Orphan Thrives with Her Pocket Dimension

I've read so many stories about people fleeing famine, and they always end up with their whole families following a large village, or they're alone but have to pick up someone else before joining a whole village. This story about someone having space to find a mountaintop to live on alone is just so wonderful! And author, could you please update more frequently?

This is the first time I've seen a female protagonist with a spatial ability who lives alone during a famine, not joining the large group of fleeing indigenous people! Since she has a spatial ability, her food is excellent. I've noticed many other female protagonists have spatial abilities, but they eat very poorly to hide it! I don't think that's necessary! Being alone is pretty cool (*^ω^*)!

It's a really good show. I want to see the female lead wander the world alone, without any male supporting characters trying to get attention, and without any entanglements with the original female and male leads. The female lead's personality is also good; she doesn't like trouble and doesn't want to interact with outsiders. I feel the same way. It's a really good show.

So far it seems pretty good. I came for the no-romance aspect, so I hope there won't be any melodramatic plot twists.

It's really good! No awful relatives, no imperial power, no raising kids. If you ask me, this is how it should be if you have a cheat ability like having a spatial ability. No worries about food or drink, just a sword and a horse, traveling the world. Life is so comfortable! I'm looking forward to more updates and a long novel! 😆😆

Both of this author's books are excellent, but the author keeps going on hiatus 😠😠😠😠😠😠

Are there any similar completed books where the female protagonist's solo escape from famine is quite admirable? They're really good! Are there any similar period dramas? I'd love to read them 🤭

Well written, keep it up, I believe in you.

It's so good! (✪▽✪) But author, do you know how long I've been waiting for your updates? ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू ) *Sobs* I'm so heartbroken (´-ωก`)

The villagers are all so annoying and hard to get along with. The female protagonist was already being more than kind by reminding them about the flood; there's no need to get involved with them in their famine relief efforts. Being alone is fine, but it's not necessarily safer to be with the villagers. When trouble comes, one can retreat into their spatial dimension, where it's convenient to store or retrieve things, find what to eat, and have the animals protecting them.