Fleeing Famine in Ancient Times Amid Unending Disasters
古代逃荒之天灾不断
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 277k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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With a pocket dimension.
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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?
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Pure Natural Disasters: Extreme Cold, Heat, Earthquakes, Torrential Rain, and More, Female-Oriented Fiction
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I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
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Ancient-Era Drought and Famine: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a System and Has Endless Food
I Love Ancient-Era Flight-from-Famine Stories. A Golden Finger Is Fine, but the Plot Must Be Logically Sound
Looking for books similar to "Zombie Catastrophe: A Survival Guide to the Ancient Apocalypse." Like this one, where the protagonist survives even without a golden finger. I'm looking for an ancient-era famine escape story that's meticulous, meticulous, and more meticulous. A golden finger is fine, but everything the protagonist has must have a clear source, and...
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Famine-escape Stories Where the Heroine Doesn't Have to Support Others or Flee with the Whole Village
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Ancient-Era Famine Escape Story Told From the Male Lead's Perspective!!!
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Looking for Ancient-Era Farming Novels About Fleeing Famine, War, and Natural Disasters
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Ancient-Era Stories About Disasters, War, and Fleeing Famine
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Female Lead, Farming, No Romance, System, Supplies, Infinite Growth, and Business
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Very nice! I have read many real escape farming stories before, but all of them ended up with either the heroine having an unusual life experience or marrying someone who was not an easy person. Finally, there is an article in which the heroine is really a peasant girl, and she never gets married.
The writing is pretty good. I can read it. Come on.
Yes, the logic is online and the characters are good. Looking forward to subsequent updates.
The writing is quite realistic. The heroine did not rely on the space to grab the Holy Mother's heart. The logic is correct. Only the 0 yuan purchase has space. If you go in and open the window first, you will not use the space to collect some points. It is still caused by modernist thinking and there is no idea of hiding anything.
It's getting more exciting and more logical, come on!
Not all members are holy. The plot is realistic. The village chief inside is a man of great wisdom. I really like the character of the village chief. The heroine's obscene development will not reveal herself in front of others. No one who deserves to be killed can escape. When faced with natural or man-made disasters, we will plan for the worst.
It's pretty good-looking. It's fast-paced and doesn't drag on. I like this kind of length. Also because of the fast pace, there were some minor surprises in the early stage. For example, the heroine accepted her family too quickly and trusted her to tell the story. I can accept it. After all, there is no need for too much foreshadowing for a 20w short or medium story. The whole story is about running away from famine, all kinds of natural disasters, and there are not many other unnecessary plots. The heroine has space for Goldfinger, but there are very few descriptions of Goldfinger. It only plays the most basic role of stealing a meal with her family. The family members trust each other and take care of each other to escape the famine, so they do not rely too much on Goldfinger. The village chief is very wise and manages the village very well. He has a few top-notch people, but he also doesn't write much. Except for a few top performers, the villagers were very united on their way to escape, and they were decisive in their killings. There was no overly pretentious description of counterattacks and killings, and they all clearly wanted to protect their families. I really think it's pretty good. It has flaws but it doesn't affect me. I really like this kind of fast-paced and clear writing without procrastination. I give it five stars! !
There are more scenes on the escape route, and less descriptions after settling down. The whole thing is more realistic. Except for the part where the heroine kills someone, the golden finger is just a space to store things. There are not many plug-ins. There is no cp at the end. I am busy trying to survive [laughing]
The writing is quite realistic, and yes, I like reading this type of writing, but I don't really like reading the kind of space writing that shines brightly.
From the beginning to the end, she is the most unlucky heroine. She has experienced early disasters, locust plagues, tigers, wolf attacks, floods, mudslides, cold snaps, and earthquakes. She finally settled down and made a living by selling archived rings and necklaces. In the end, she earned 4 taels of silver from selling dried radishes [laughs]