Fleeing Famine: From the Start, I Make It in Republican-Era China
逃荒开局：我在民国混日子
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- Completed
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- 465k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Looking for Realistic Republican-Era or Period Dramas
I like calm, everyday stories without awful relatives: just a happy family working hard to earn money and improve their lives. Keep the golden finger subtle, not overpowered.
Looking for a Novel with a Wealthy Female Lead in the Republican Era or an Earlier Period, Who Spends Her Money Openly and Freely
Looking for books similar to The 1970s: The Stunning Heiress Has 99.9 Billion.
Looking for High-Quality Republican-Era Novels. I’m Desperate for Something to Read
Please don't recommend books by Mei Yuzhe, Shen Yuzao, Fei Wo Sicun, Nika, Nilu, Guo Yuqing, Meizi Huangshiyu, and others like them. I've already read their works...
Republican-Era Fiction, Republican-Era Fiction, Republican-Era Fiction 😍😙😙😙😙😙😙😙?
I’m so bored. Please recommend Republican-era novels where the male lead dotes on the female lead. No angst, please. I’m begging you. I’ve been stuck at home all summer and I’m about to lose it 😅😅😅
A Reborn Heroine in Hong Kong or Abroad in a Period Novel
I've read too many wish-fulfillment stories about male leads being reborn. I'd like stories with a strong female lead instead, preferably about women reborn in Hong Kong or abroad during the 1950s, 60s, or 70s and building a career.
Any Stories About Transmigrating to the Republic of China Era as a University Student? Please, Someone Help Me
Female-Focused Transmigration, Hong Kong City Setting, Period Pieces
The plot should be good, with few glaring flaws at the very least, and the writing should flow smoothly. The leads’ characterizations have to fit the story!!! Most importantly, don’t make them act out of character.
Looking for a Novel About Transmigrating to Republican-Era China with a Pocket Dimension
Republican-Era Famine Escape Novels with Spatial Powers
Something like *Republican-Era Strange Dreams* or *A Life of Making Money* for a period novel.
A Tycoon Who Has Lived from the Republican Era to the Present
The protagonist is familiar with every country. The showing off and face-slapping is so lame. I’m mainly looking for something relaxing.
Ordinary People Fleeing Famine, No Princes or Nobles, No Overpowered Golden Finger
Looking for books similar to Fleeing Famine: My Whole Family Is Reborn. Instantly emptying out a marquis's estate, an entire city, or the imperial treasury makes the characters seem so stupid. People in ancient times weren't fools, so I want something more sensible: ordinary people trying to survive and escape famine during a disaster year.
Please! Please! Please! Any Novels About Someone Reborn in the Republic of China Era to Fight the Japanese Invaders?
Excellent Completed Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Strong female and male leads, taking down scumbags, past and present lives
Period Novels About Transmigrating to Around 1940, with a Pocket Dimension or a System
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China, Build Your Own Faction, and Fight Anyone Who Gets in Your Way
Spy Thrillers Where the Protagonist Uses a Golden Finger to Help the Communist Cause in the Red Era
Looking for books similar to A Spy's Daily Life: Trapped in Republican-Era China by the System.
Pocket Dimension, Spirit Spring, and Stockpiling Food, with a Devoted One-on-One Romance
Even better if there's a spirit companion!
Can't Period Dramas Have Refined Male Leads? I'm Tired of Rugged Men
Looking for books similar to *Reborn in 1970: Grandma, It’s Your Turn to Get Divorced Today*. Are there any male leads like Xu Xing in stories set in that era? Handsome, capable, and refined. Oh my gosh, I love him so much! Too bad he’s a side character. Please recommend stories set in that era where the male lead isn’t a rough, macho type.
Transmigrates to Republican-Era China, Marries Wanrong, Settles in Hong Kong, and Starts Mixing with the Warlords
Looking for Stories Set in the 1940S or 1950S
Any Republic-Era Novels With Pregnancy?
Stories That Vividly Capture the Turbulent Splendor of the Republic of China Era
Fresh Premises Set in Republican-Era China
I’m sick of warlords, spy games, and young marshals. Give me something different.
Any Stories About a Republic-Era Female Writer Who Used Her Pen as a Gun, Whose Work Is Taught in Later Generations?
I'm looking for books like *Quick Transmigration: The Host Is Always Secretly Pretending to Be a Deity*. Are there any stories about a Republican-era author who wielded a pen like a gun, whose works are now taught in textbooks? Like *A Few Stories About the Republican-Era Author in Quick Transmigration: The Host Is Secretly Pretending to Be a Deity*.
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I took one look at the title of your book and was immediately hooked. Although it is not the kind of writing I originally thought, the plot is also very good [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it] I hope the author will add more chapters! [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]
I want to say that this book is well written, but the female protagonist does not necessarily have to be a rich wife and rely on the male protagonist for her livelihood. The heroine took the initiative to recognize her parents and left all the trouble to the hero. I think the heroine should know the character of the original hero's parents. The heroine can definitely become stronger on her own and become an independent woman.
In order to have perfect attendance, I have used all kinds of despicable and shameless methods and am working hard to remedy the situation [laughing awkwardly]. Big Tomato's perfect attendance is really dying. I have written two books, but I haven't received perfect attendance for a month [crying] I am not willing to give in [almost crying], blackened [petrified] Dear readers, please forgive me, in order to make up for it, I risked my life, fighting late at night, woo woo [working on the manuscript].
I came here after reading another book by the author. I hope this one is more detailed and not like the last one, which ended without reading enough.
The escape was very interesting at the beginning, but since arriving in Shanghai, the heroine seems to have changed into a different person.
When I was on the run, the heroine was still cautious and decisive. After arriving in Shanghai, I felt a little aggrieved in some places. To my family and the female protagonist, I felt that it was better when I was not on the run.
I finished reading it all at once. The heroine has a bit of a koi in her. Except for the heroine's top family members, which made me mad to death, everything else went smoothly. I especially like the hero, who likes to be unrestrained and whose love is restrained. Although I liked the heroine at first, I knew that she was with other people. After they got together, he restrained himself very much. Among the students he trusted and his somewhat bohemian brother, he would rather the heroine be with the student. Later, he even loved the heroine in his bones, silently handling all the troubles for her, advocating new ideas, but also respecting the old things. The heroine is also very sensible and has no love brain. She will not forget to benefit the people of the country and do her best to contribute to the country. There is no big heroine and no small woman. Although the ending is a bit fast, I really like that the ending of this book ends at the most beautiful moment!
It's pretty good-looking, I like it very much, come on! I hope the heroine's family won't cause any trouble to the heroine. It's good for everyone to live their own lives.
It's pretty good. You need to take good care of it. The author, please work hard. The author is great.
I think the writing is quite good and in line with realistic logic. The heroine herself is not a killer, an agent or the like. She is an ordinary social animal. She is good when she is escaping from famine. Although she has become a little romantic after arriving in Shanghai, it is very dangerous for the heroine to be alone in Shanghai, a mixed bag of good and bad, and a beautiful young lady. Besides, there may be anti-Japanese plots in the future. Their family members are very good, and they stay here comfortably. Is there anything I can do to repay them in the future? Besides, this emotional scene is well written, and it is not abusive at all. It's logical. I left. Where can I still see the smoldering look of my male idol, the sultry principal? It's very good-looking. It's normal for the heroine to be beautiful and have many people like her, but she's not abusive. What's so exciting about it?