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
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- 515k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Really Great Farming Novels
I’m looking for a farming story where a transmigrated heroine from a very poor family makes it rich. Any good ones?
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.
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.
Looking for Highly Rated 9.7, 9.8, or 9.9 Sweet Romance with Both Leads Pure
A Spatial Ability That Can Admit People and Store Houses, Modern Setting
What’s the Title of the Book Where Someone Transmigrates After Buying 500 Steamed Buns but Doesn’t Get to Take Them?
The Female Lead Has a Portable Space With an Estate Inside
The heroine has a portable space with an estate inside it.
Everything Else Is Trash Compared to This Great Book
Looking for stories like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth."
A Leisurely Life of Farming and Organizing a Cave Alone in the Mountains After Transmigrating
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?
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.
No Male Lead, Farming, and a Pocket Dimension
Looking for no-CP spatial farming stories set in ancient times.
Unlimited Use of a Storage Space, with No Restrictions and All Kinds of Supplies
Foreknowledge, Transmigration, and Stocking Up Before Being Reborn as an Orphan
No child-rearing stories where the protagonist transmigrates into an orphan or an undocumented person with no relatives at all. I only want farming stories centered on the heroine.
Transmigrating to Ancient Times with a Spatial Inventory Full of Supplies
Someone takes a space full of supplies back to ancient times.
Return to Ancient Times, Transmigrate to the Primitive, Barbaric, and Primordial Worlds, Beastmen Included!
Transmigrating isn't scary, but what are you supposed to do if you end up in a primitive society with absolutely nothing?
Reborn in the 60S, 70S, or 80S: Farming, System, and a Laid-Back Life
Stockpiling Supplies by the Ton, With a Storage Space and No Saintly Heroine
Transmigrate to Ancient Times and Grow High-Yield Crops Like Corn and Potatoes
Famine, Transmigrate, Farming, System, and Doting on His Wife
Looking for famine-era + transmigration + farming + System + devoted husband + pocket dimension. Just simple rural life, with no household or palace intrigue, no horrible relatives, just a family or an entire village working hard to escape poverty and get rich.
Famine Escape Stories with No Horrible Relatives and a Close-Knit Family
I want something logical, without an overly far-fetched plot.
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 a Story About Escaping Famine Alone While Gathering Supplies, with a Pocket Dimension
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.
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It's a very ordinary and heartwarming farming story. Except for the uncle's family, there are very few other masterpieces. The two of them have not encountered each other since they escaped in the early stage. It uses less space, earns money in a simple way, and lives upright. The heroine's mother is a typical feudal woman who loves to cry and is timid and cowardly. She even wanted to remarry directly in the beginning. Later, she relied on her daughter, and when she returned home, she had her mother's family to support her. She was actually very lucky. I don't know how the author will develop the escape route, but I'm looking forward to it.
Not bad. There aren't enough chapters to read. I'm looking forward to the next chapters. I like the heroine but she's not that full-leveled. I'm tired of watching miracle doctors, killers, special forces, and geniuses. Hehehe.
It's nice to see. At least it's not like those people who have traveled through time and were reborn, who always marry princes or emperors, or turn around and become powerful and powerful. At least it's a little more reasonable.
Overall, it's pretty good. It's different from the rule of getting rich just by wearing it. It's more realistic. After all, the heroine is still young and many things need to be done slowly! It's just that I wanted to marry my younger son, but it didn't work out. I wanted to marry my second son, but it didn't work out (I still felt rejected), and then I wanted to marry the heroine again, and then Li and the heroine started to have a romantic relationship, and I felt weird! Li Chenyu's true identity is also buried a bit deep. I hope that the change will not be forced or too abrupt. All in all, all in all, the author has done a lot of hard work. Although there are things I like and dislike, I still support it [Like][Like][Like][Like]
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It's quite interesting. The male protagonist Li Chenyu is still ignorant about the relationship between men and women. The kind of man who matures late. Reading the book from a reader's perspective, I am indeed worried about the male protagonist, but, in real life, relationships are just a little bit of getting along, from curiosity, attraction, specialness, enlightenment, like, and gradually gradually progress. I was attracted by the name and read this book. Recently, I especially like to read escape stories. I hope that in the subsequent stories, we can see the male and female protagonists, including two families, supporting each other on the way to escape.
This book is very well written. It's not like some literary works with Golden Finger. There are few top-notch ones, and the outsiders are pretty good too. It is recommended that those who want to read it must not open the comment area of the paragraph, as they will be dismissed by all kinds of speechless people.
I only watched half of it, but later on when I found out about the male protagonist, I was mellow. It's as horrifying to see the male protagonist falling in love with the female protagonist, just like me, when the male protagonist falls in love with a sixth-grade kid. Although it is clearly ancient, some people like it, it is a personal preference. (Four stars to protect your life)
A story about ordinary people traveling to an ancient farmhouse. There is no male protagonist yet, and the life of mother and daughter is pretty good. Adding a younger brother who can help the child... Is perfect!
Although it ended a little hastily, I recently read a book that was more logical and the characters of the male and female protagonists fit my taste. This is my first book review! It would be nice if the ending could be more complete! I hope the author will continue to publish new books!