
Fleeing the Famine: Don't Be Afraid, Everyone! I Have a Golden Finger
逃荒:家人们,别怕!我有金手指
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 95k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Short, Completed Novels
Any short, completed stories?
A Refugee-Era Novel About a Close-Knit Village, No Romance
Any stories about an entire village sticking together while fleeing famine?
Farming Novels With a Female Lead Who Has a Golden Finger and Helps Her Family Build a Better Life
Looking for stories where the female lead's family is very poor, but she leads them to a better life, and every member of the family is exceptionally capable.
Refugee-Escape Stories
With a pocket dimension.
Famine-Escape Stories
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.
Farming Novels and Disaster-Era Escape Stories
Farming stories about fleeing famine and disaster.
Completed, Cozy Farming Novels with a Golden Finger and Few Awful People
Must be completed.
Transmigrate + Space + Farming + Fleeing Famine
Short Farming Novels
Please recommend short farming novels with an ancient-style setting.
Completed Farming and Famine-Escape Stories
Any Historical Famine-Fleeing Stories With a Pocket Dimension and a Female Lead Who Isn’t a Self-Sacrificing Saint?
What is there?
Transmigration, Survival on the Run, and Farming Novels
Looking for books similar to "After Becoming a Female Butcher, the Whole Village Fled the Famine". I'm desperately looking for something to read.
In same booklists
I'm Not Afraid of Fleeing the Famine: I Have a Pocket Dimension and a Marketplace
Fleeing Famine in Another World, I Led the Whole Village to Survival
On the Run from Famine, I Keep the Villain's Family Alive
Building a Fortune Through Farming: My Whole Family Transmigrates with a Pocket Dimension
The Song Family's Farm Girl Is Truly Blessed
Transmigrating to Become Empress: After Fleeing Famine, I Meet My Eunuch Husband
After Three Years as a Widow, the Prince, Father of Her Three Children, Comes to Take Her Home
The Village's Beloved Girl: I Became a Princess by Farming
In the Great Famine, I Led My Family to High Office
A Lucky Carp on the Run From Famine: The Blessed Girl Leads Her Family to Prosperity
Find a Lucky Little Treasure on the Run and Lead the Whole Family to Greatness
The Princess Consort Is Stockpiling Goods Again
Fleeing Famine, Farming with Money, Food, and a Big Knife: You Call This Silly Wife?
On the Road Fleeing Famine, the Divine Doctor and Farmer Girl Bring Fortune to Her Child
After Binding the Dog System, the Witch Goes on a Rampage in the Famine Years
From the Start, I Fled the Famine With a Shop System and Hauled Bricks in Ancient Times
Everyone Eats Dirt in the Famine Years, but I Have a Warehouse Full of Meat
Fleeing Famine? The Kind That Could Kill You
Photographed into a Novel, I Became a Peasant Girl and Fled the Famine with My Pocket Dimension
After Fleeing Famine, I Made My Fortune with a Mountain at My Back
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An interesting book that doesn't follow the usual path.
It's good; the female lead is both funny and has a tough time.
Dear author, the outline is actually quite interesting.
Too fast, gone in an instant, March 22, 2024.
The short and concise essay was a pleasure to read. The ending felt a bit rushed, which was a minor embarrassment, but it didn't diminish the author's hard work in writing the book, so it deserves praise. Overall, it's pretty good.
Not bad, just a bit short.
I really enjoyed it. The beginning was very well written, but the transition from Jiangjia Village to the end was too rushed.
Positive energy! Definitely deserves a five-star review! 👍👍👍
It's not bad. The plot moves a bit fast, and some common-sense questions and plot points are a bit illogical. Overall, it's alright.
The novel is short and fast-paced. Minimal unnecessary dialogue. Thumbs up to the author!