Lin Daya’s Road to Escape the Famine
林大丫的逃荒路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 381k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The Most Miserable Flight from Famine: My Space Is Only One Cubic Meter最惨逃荒，空间只有一立方Alternate title on Fanqie
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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...
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Your Number One Farming Novel
Calling on longtime readers to share the most captivating farming novels they’ve ever read.
Republican-Era Famine Escape Novels with Spatial Powers
Something like "Republican-Era Strange Dreams" or "A Life of Making Money" for a period novel.
Looking for a Female Lead Who's Very Cautious, Even a Total Couch Potato! No Romance Preferred
Looking for books like The 1960s: I Became the Scheming Female Lead's Stepping Stone. It must be logical, with everyone keeping their wits about them. I prefer cultivation or survival stories.
I Like Stories with No Romance, So Please Make Sure There's No Romance or I'll Report It
Looking for books like The System Grants Me Eternal Life; I'll Eventually Become Invincible. Please help, I'm out of books to read! I want a story with no romance. I'd love to see your recommendations. Thanks in advance, kind strangers.
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.
Ancient-Era Drought and Famine: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a System and Has Endless Food
Popular Farming Novels, Come On In
Agricultural stories are very popular, but I honestly do not see what makes them appealing. Could someone enlighten me and recommend your personal favorites while you are at it?
Looking for Stories About a Senior Maid or a Maid Serving an Older Madam
I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
No pocket dimensions, no golden finger. I like hard mode. That's what makes it exciting.
Fleeing Famine: No Romance, No Picking Up Strays, No Family, Logical, and Fast-Paced
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrated into a Famine Year, the Wicked Woman Fights Her Way Through the Wilderness Alone".
Transmigrate, Farming, Rural Life, Famine Years, and Spatial Storage
Can anyone recommend stories about transmigrating into a farming family, growing crops, surviving famine, and escaping disaster with a pocket dimension?
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
Pure Natural-Disaster Survival Stories, Like Heat Waves and Torrential Rain, No Superpowers, Pocket Dimensions, or System
Pure survival stories about extreme weather. No special powers, no System, no pocket dimension, no zombies.
Famine Escape Stories with No Horrible Relatives and a Close-Knit Family
I want something logical, without an overly far-fetched plot.
A Refugee-Era Novel About a Close-Knit Village, No Romance
Any stories about an entire village sticking together while fleeing famine?
Looking for No-CP Farming Novels With a Female Lead, Ideally With Worldbuilding and Development
No romance, a female lead, and lots of kingdom-building. I'm losing my mind here.
Ice Age Apocalypse, Stockpiling Supplies, Upgrading Your Shelter, and a Ruthless Yet Cautious Protagonist
Farming Novels You Can Finish in One Sitting!!
Books so good you can't stop reading until you finish, and high-quality stories.
Farming Stories and a Peaceful Life
A farming story with ordinary leads and a down-to-earth, slice-of-life feel.
Any Stories About a Female Protagonist Traveling to Another World and Fleeing Famine Alone? With a Pocket Dimension
It has to include a personal space that you can use to grow crops and raise animals.
Ancient-Era Famine Escape Story Told From the Male Lead's Perspective!!!
No female leads in famine-escape stories, please, please, please!
Friends, Recommend Some True-to-Life Farming Novels!
Looking for books like Transmigrating to the Han Dynasty: Survival in the Wilderness. Cultivation farming or historical farming stories are both fine.
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No Need to Panic While Fleeing Famine: Hold Tight to the Hunter Husband's Leg
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The Farmer Girl’s Pocket Space: I Pick Up a Great Villain on the Road to Escape
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Transmigrating to Another World: I Gather a Crew and Flee the Famine with My Pocket Dimension
After Fleeing Famine, I Made My Fortune with a Mountain at My Back
I Led the Whole Village to Flee the Famine, with a Shopping Mall at My Fingertips
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I'd give this five stars just because it's the purest story of someone fleeing famine. At least 90% of the stories involve people fleeing, which is quite rare.
This book is written in a very realistic style; I prefer stories that are more grounded in reality. Many people find plot holes, which may be due to a lack of life experience. For example, some people think they eat a lot of grains, but what you need to calculate is the calorie intake. In a situation where there is a lack of oil for many years, the body's consumption of grains will double.
I think it's a great read, very realistic. Why is the rating so low? Unlike some stories where the escape from famine is treated like a vacation.
This is a really good novel. Looking forward to updates! Keep it up, author!
Finished reading it! Honestly, I didn't feel much after finishing it. The plot wasn't particularly dramatic; it was mostly about the problems and daily life encountered while fleeing famine. However, this felt more realistic about real-life famine escapes. There were no exaggerated plot devices or overly strong female lead halos, and the small space in the story didn't really serve any purpose.
Overall, it's well-written; the author's writing style is excellent. Although there are a few minor common-sense points I didn't understand, they don't detract from the enjoyment. The only downside is that the ending, without marriage and children, feels somewhat incomplete and lacks a certain something.
It's a novel that leans towards our normal lives, without too much exaggeration. There are too many novels with exaggerated content these days, and I don't really like reading them anymore. I still quite like the writing style. If you like a more realistic style, I would recommend it.
I've finished reading it, and it's actually quite good. It's about fleeing famine, so the story ends when things finally settle down. It's not very detailed; many parts are abbreviated, especially the later parts. It's more like an outline, but with a bit more detail than an outline.
A very good famine relief novel. It doesn't have any messy princes or nobles; it focuses on a family's united efforts, which feels quite realistic. Although the story revolves around a space, it doesn't overly rely on it. Very good! [Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned]
This is a fairly standard and realistic story about escaping famine. While the female protagonist's "golden finger"—a tiny space of one cubic meter—wasn't used very often, the story generally presents a happy ending that most people would want, which is commendable. However, after arriving in the new country, the plot becomes more mundane, and the ending feels rushed.