
Transmigrated to a Famine Year: The Old Woman Has a Convenience Store at Her Fingertips
穿越荒年老太之随身带着小卖部
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 489k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any No-CP Farming, Business-Building, or Food Stories?
Whenever a story starts with romance or soft erotica, I feel like I'm going to be poisoned by it. Are there any stories focused on building a career, with a protagonist who's not too obnoxious or chuunibyou?
Top-Tier Spatial Powers from the Start
Please recommend stories where the protagonist starts with a fully upgraded personal space. I have read so many stories where someone transmigrates from a cultivation world back to modern times, only to find that the space has been emptied of everything, and I cannot keep reading. Alternatively, the bound System should be fully upgraded from the start.
Stories with Heroines Who Have Huge Storage Spaces and Tons of Supplies, Aren't Doormats, and Keep Their Spaces Secret
No-Romance Farming Stories (If You Don’t Understand What “No Romance” Means, Don’t Recommend Anything)
I want books similar to Owe the System Six Hundred Million, Get Rich Through Farming. The protagonist can be male or female. No ambiguous relationships, no saintly protagonists, no annoying top-tier relatives, no transmigration into an old woman, and no raising children. A System or spatial storage is fine, as are mountain and coastal foraging.
Looking for Stories with an Elderly Heroine, a Grandma
Preferably with a couple. Period stories and farming stories are both fine.
I Recently Got Into Stories About Transmigrating Into an Old Lady, Any Recommendations?
As the title says, I’ve only read *Old Me Still Has a Young Man’s Ambition* and *Transmigrated into a Top-Grade Old Lady*.
Female Lead, Farming, No Romance, System, Supplies, Infinite Growth, and Business
I want a story with no male lead, preferably about doing business with the help of a System.
Transmigrate into a Mother-in-Law with a Pocket Dimension
Spatial storage, transmigration, mother-in-law
Portable Space, Period Setting, Plane Trading System, Completed
Nothing too angsty, please.
Does Tomato Novel Really Have No Fanfiction About The Herdsman, with Li Xiuzhi as the Sole Heroine?
Stories About Transmigrating Into an Elderly Woman
What books are there about someone transmigrating into an elderly woman from a farming family, or into the matriarch of a marquis's household???
Any Stories About Being Reborn as a Mother-in-Law?
I've only come across two so far. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Transmigrating as a Granny with a Golden Finger and a Powerful Expert
No romance.
Any Stories About Older Women?
Historical romance.
Farming Novel With No Male Lead or Romance, Where the Female Lead Becomes an Old Lady
Mostly slice-of-life family stories, but with a female lead who has a golden finger.
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It's okay, but I'm a bit unhappy when meeting the best, and the heroine's methods are gentler. The part about looking for General Feng, ugh, don't you dare to be stupid again, the world is so chaotic, not to mention that she went to send the child off in an upright manner, but that she yelled and everyone ignored her, and what she did was the same as that of an ordinary country woman. I figured out the chess game by myself. Is it General Feng? I didn't know if he was the right person and rushed over to deliver the baby. I was careless and had no sense of responsibility. It felt to me like I wanted to send the person away quickly, and in the name of helping the person fulfill his last wish. Without the diamond, he had to stop the porcelain work. It's ridiculous. Can this person be the heroine?
I support the author. I like it if it has good food. If it is not the best, I feel very comfortable reading the cool article. I don't know what the people who gave negative reviews think about it. If it doesn't suit you, you don't have to read it. There are so many books that I can't believe that I can't find one that satisfies me. There is no need to make comments that make people angry after reading them. Writing is not easy, so I think this book is very good. Come on, author [Like]
Although it is written as an escape novel, so far it is more like an infrastructure novel. The writing is not bad, the three views are correct, and it is worth looking forward to!
It's pretty good. I stayed up until about five o'clock in the morning to read it. The overall style is warm and the pace is not draggy. Although there are some irregularities, but life is already very tiring, there is no need to use my brain to read novels. The most important thing is that I am happy to read (with ten years of reading novels, there are many that I can stay up late to read, but this is the first time I review a novel)
Super pretty! I like this kind of writing. It has no CP but also has golden fingers. Although it is about escaping from famine, it is not top-notch. (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on
After reading Chapter 168, it is quite interesting. The writing is quite fluent, and the characters have different personalities and are more vivid. They are not too cliché. After reading it so far, I think it is worth at least 9 points. It is more readable than some high-scoring cliche articles. There are some bugs in the article, which are acceptable.
In the early days when I was escaping from famine, I relied on Goldfinger (a commissary) for food and clothing. Later, I settled down and became self-sufficient. The family is hardworking, brave, simple and kind, and the family is harmonious! The villagers in the two villages that were later rescued also repaid their kindness and had good neighborly relations. It is really rare to see this kind of novel. There is no best or weird novel. Everyone is farming diligently, only loves farming, and just wants to farm and feel the joy of harvest!
There are no annoying relatives, the plot is laid out in a stable and orderly manner, and the whole text is warm and flowing. The ending is a little rushed, but the flaws in the whole text are not concealed. I personally like this kind of warm-hearted writing, so I give it four stars. One star was deducted because some parts were poorly detailed and the characters were paper-like, as if they had skin and blood but still lacked bones and flesh, making it difficult for people to quickly remember and like them.
There are some inconsistencies in the book. If the ending was not too hasty, I would give it five stars. This is the first time I read a novel with a rating below 8. When I saw other book friends saying that this novel was maliciously rated, I thought it was true. If I could choose, I would give it a 9.
It's not bad. I've read a lot of time-travel and escape stories. This one is neither the best nor the worst. The story doesn't have those disgusting and entangled top-notch stories. The heroine's family is warm and happy, and her outlook is correct. It's worth reading. But to be honest, the rating is a bit low, and it's a nine-point novel.