The Space-Farming Girl Leads Her Family Through Famine
空间农女，带着全家种田逃荒
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- Completed
- Length
- 515k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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- With a Space to Store Grain, a Farmer's Daughter Escapes and Farms in Ancient Times手握空间存粮，农女古代种田逃生Alternate title on Fanqie
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A Spatial Ability That Can Admit People and Store Houses, Modern Setting
I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
No pocket dimensions, no golden finger. I like hard mode. That's what makes it exciting.
Everything Else Is Trash Compared to This Great Book
Looking for stories like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth."
Transmigrate, Farming, Rural Life, Famine Years, and Spatial Storage
Can anyone recommend stories about transmigrating into a farming family, growing crops, surviving famine, and escaping disaster with a pocket dimension?
Transmigrating to Ancient Times with a Spatial Inventory Full of Supplies
Someone takes a space full of supplies back to ancient times.
Unlimited Use of a Storage Space, with No Restrictions and All Kinds of Supplies
A Period Piece Where the Female Lead Is Doted on by Her Whole Family and the Male Lead Is a Rugged Country Guy
Looking for Novels About Fleeing Famine and Farming
The Female Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Farms with a Pocket Dimension, and Builds a Fortune. No Nasty Supporting Characters, and the Male Lead Has a Simple Background
The female lead transmigrates to ancient times with a pocket dimension, farms, and builds a fortune. No awful relatives, and the male lead has a simple background.
Transmigration Farming Stories with a Pocket Dimension
Please recommend stories where the heroine transmigrates to ancient times and has a pocket dimension where she can raise animals, grow vegetables, raise fish, and even keep servants, and where she can bring her family in to live with her.
Pocket-Dimension Farming Stories, Including Wilderness Escape Stories, but No Awful Relatives
Looking for farming stories with a personal space, or stories about fleeing famine. Preferably without awful relatives, though a few are fine if they can be dealt with quickly. I don't want half the book to be about a horrible grandma or dad. A weak-willed mother won't do either. I can't stand a whole family bickering nonstop for the entire book. It makes my head spin.
Reborn in the 60s, 70s, or 80s: Farming, System, Easygoing Life
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.
Looking for Infrastructure-Building Stories Set in Chaotic Times
Could authors please stop describing the heroine's looks... She has to be beautiful, perfect, and flawless... I really don't want to read this kind of thing anymore, ahhhhh... Is this a common problem with female-oriented fiction? Eleven out of ten books describe women's looks.
Farming Novels and Disaster-Era Escape Stories
Farming stories about fleeing famine and disaster.
Looking for Novels with Pocket Spaces, a System, Miracle Doctors, Cultivation, Foresight, and Getting Rich
System, Farming, Infrastructure Building, and Multiple Planes
A Mother and Her Two Daughters Transmigrate to a Bygone Era, and Share One Spatial Dimension
Pocket Dimensions, Farming, Animal Husbandry, and the Military
Any Farming Stories with a Strong Female Lead or One Who’s Doted on by Everyone?
Ancient-Era Flight-from-Famine Stories, Completed
A story about fleeing famine, set in ancient times, and already complete.
Please Recommend Survival-and-Farming Stories Set During Famine
Books about disasters, fleeing famine, or drought.
Farming + Pocket Dimension + Romance + Transmigrate Into a Book/Transmigrate + Golden Finger
The female lead opens a shop and earns silver. No adorable children! No adorable children! No adorable children!
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to an Ancient-Era Seaside Village to Gather Seafood and Farm
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It's a very ordinary, peaceful, and heartwarming farming story. Apart from the uncle's family being extremely difficult, there are very few other difficult characters. The two of them haven't encountered them since they escaped in the early stages. They used minimal space and earned money in a very simple and honest way, which made them resilient.
Not bad, not enough chapters to read! Looking forward to the later chapters. I like that the female lead isn't quite maxed out; I'm tired of stories about doctors, assassins, special forces, and geniuses, hehehe.
It's quite good to watch. At least it's not like those transmigrators or reincarnated characters who always marry princes or emperors, or become incredibly powerful. At least it's somewhat reasonable.
Overall, it's pretty good. Unlike the typical "instant wealth upon transmigration" trope, it feels more realistic, especially since the female lead is still young and things need to develop gradually! However, the parts about her trying to become a godfather to her youngest son but failing (and both attempts seem to result in rejection), then trying to become a godfather to her second son, and…
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It's quite a good read. The male lead, Li Chenyu, is still rather clueless about romantic relationships. He's the kind of late bloomer. From a reader's perspective, I genuinely felt anxious for him, but in real life, relationships develop gradually, from curiosity, attraction, special connection, realization, to liking—it's all a slow and steady process. I was drawn to this book by its title.
This book is quite well-written. Unlike some novels that overly utilize superhuman abilities, it doesn't have many awful characters, and the external characters are also quite good. I recommend that anyone interested in reading it avoid opening the comment sections; you'll be driven away by a lot of ridiculous things.
I only watched half of it; after learning about the male lead, I quickly left. Seeing the male lead like the female lead was as unsettling to me as the male lead liking a sixth-grader. Even though I knew it was set in ancient times, some people still like it; it's a matter of personal preference. (Four stars for safety)
The story of an ordinary person who transmigrates to an ancient farming family. There's no male lead yet, the mother and daughter are living a good life, and if they add a younger brother born out of wedlock… perfect!
Although the ending felt a bit rushed, it's one of the more logically sound books I've read recently, and the personalities of the male and female leads suit my taste. This is my first book review! It would have been even better if the ending had been more polished! I hope the author continues to publish new books!