
After Fleeing Famine with a Space, I Came Out on Top
带着空间逃荒后,我躺赢了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 589k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Pocket Dimension Full of Supplies Makes Farming Easy on the Run from Famine空间物资多,逃荒好种田Former title · until Oct 2026
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Farming, Pocket Dimensions, Spirit Springs, Medicine and Poison
No obnoxious characters, and the protagonist should be able to go into the mountains to find treasures.
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It's a really good novel. This is where the heroine travels through the apocalypse. Unlike other escape novels, it has a space. It's about the apocalypse, special forces, and killers. It's written like a group of the Holy Mother. There is a space. Today it will be like this. Tomorrow I will be like that, a bunch of excuses from old gods, and then treat everyone like fools with such awesomeness 🤦 This novel is currently the fourth best escape novel I have ever read. The heroine is very vigilant, not a holy mother, decisive in killing, calm in trouble, and the golden finger is not too wide. It is really worth reading.
This book is really good ヽ(love´∀'love)ノ I hope the author will update it soon!
Every time I encounter a wonderful and interesting story, I feel that five points is not enough when I rate it. The heroine is really great, smart and generous, with a clear sense of right and wrong. She tries her best to help those who treat her well, and is not cold-blooded in lending a helping hand to the miserable people. She protects her brothers and sisters and escapes safely. At the same time, she is decisive in killing the evildoers. She is not indecisive and is like a holy mother. She directly slaps Prince Ping and his family who stole his lover back. What I like the most is the heroine's strength. I felt very happy after reading it.
It's just average, nothing outstanding. Overall, it's not much different from traditional novels, but the novelty here may be that two people travel through time, and then the two become good friends. This is the only special feature. The others are all about going to the county to sell things after they disagree. Or fighting for the best, dividing families, etc., They are not very brilliant. The writing is not bad, and there are some unreasonable places, but it does not affect the reading. If you like it, you can read it and use it to pass the time. I just use it to pass the time. I can't remember much of the content and just listen to it.
I really like this novel written by the author. The heroine is really capable but never pushy, and the hero is not like some other strong female characters. The hero always has to overpower the heroine (such as the prince, the regent, etc.), But this one is really good. The heroine and the heroine have obviously made progress together, and the hero is also trying to keep up with the heroine.
It's quite good. If you're not a book reader, you can check it out. I highly recommend it! The relationship between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is not stiff, it feels like childhood sweethearts have grown up naturally, young people are excited, and they silently make progress for the sake of love, which is really good. To be honest, when I read novels, I usually only like to read novels without any clichés. I'm afraid that the hero or heroine will stalk the other person and attract their interest by being funny, condescending, cold, or the hero is omnipotent. I really don't like this kind of domineering novel! But the male and female protagonists in this article have natural emotions, which is very good and not offensive! In addition, the heroine is not a virgin and will not be merciful to her enemies. This article is indeed worth recommending!
Come on, author, this is my favorite novel about strong women. Speaking of the fact that the female protagonist must be weaker than the male protagonist, I have to say something for the author. Since you like to watch strong men, what kind of novels about strong women do you read? Since it is about a strong female protagonist, why should the female protagonist be weaker than the male protagonist? My personal opinion is that female protagonists should be written according to the author's ideas. What kind of society is this? Since it still requires girls not to be stronger than boys? People who live in a feudal society should read books about strong men and strong women, and avoid reading about strong women. After all, the three views are different. There is no need to wrong yourself, and there is no need to let everyone read your speechless speech... I will evaluate this book after reading it. The writing is very good, and the author is great. Keep up the good work~
I really like the character of the heroine sister An An [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]. It took me three or four days to finish this book without skipping a single chapter. The writing is still very good, there is nothing super. The heroine's IQ is above the line, her strength is above the average, and her career line is also great👏🏻
Very good. Like everyone else, the male protagonist started out as an ordinary person and worked his way up to the exams. He is not a prince or a general. He has no special status. He is good at literature and martial arts. He is not particularly powerful in martial arts. He is just enough. Although the heroine has space, she has never been exposed. In the previous life, the ice cone with the superpower of firing thousands of arrows is now only able to fire one arrow at a time 😂. It seems that she has not recovered in the end, just a little more. Except when she finally goes to the battlefield, she usually drinks condensed water.
Yes, the book friends in the comment section are indeed right. It is a refreshing article and I recommend it. It is a relatively uncommon subject matter. I actually like this type in the lean years, but it tests the author's carefulness. If he is too new, he will be criticized easily, and there are many loopholes. It's still a little short of a classic novel, but it feels really good. I look forward to better works from the author. Affirmation from a twenty-year bookworm 😳