
The Northern Wilderness? In Two Years, It’ll Be Renamed the Northern Granary
北大荒?两年后就改名北大仓
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 608k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- From the Start, I Fled Famine and Rose to the Top Thanks to My Son开局逃荒我靠儿子走上人生巅峰Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allLooking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Looking for Stories About a Close-Knit Family or Village, with No Terrible Relatives
Any genre is fine, as the title says. Thanks, everyone. Preferably something where the protagonist helps everyone get rich. No awful people, please, no awful people.
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.
Everything Else Is Trash Compared to This Great Book
Looking for stories like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth."
A Refugee-Era Novel About a Close-Knit Village, No Romance
Any stories about an entire village sticking together while fleeing famine?
Any Ancient-Era Stories with a Pocket Dimension and No Awful Relatives? No Awful Relatives Is the Important Part. I’m Exhausted
Lately, reading farming stories has been so frustrating. Do they really all need a bunch of awful characters? Isn't it better to get rich through hard work? Please recommend some if you know any, thanks.
Looking for Novels About Fleeing Famine and Farming
Refugee-Escape Stories
With a pocket dimension.
#Famine-Escape Stories Where the Heroine’s Whole Family Transmigrates Along with Their House
Fleeing famine and disaster in the wake of natural and man-made calamities.
Pocket-Dimension Farming Stories, Including Wilderness Escape Stories, but No Awful Relatives
Looking for farming stories with a personal space, or stories about fleeing famine. Preferably without awful relatives, though a few are fine if they can be dealt with quickly. I don't want half the book to be about a horrible grandma or dad. A weak-willed mother won't do either. I can't stand a whole family bickering nonstop for the entire book. It makes my head spin.
Famine-Escape Stories
Female Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times and Flees Famine
I don't want the story to begin with fleeing a famine. I'd prefer one where the heroine transmigrates into a family that's fairly well-off, or where she first helps her family earn money and stock up on supplies before they flee.
Any Stories Where the Whole Family Transmigrates Together?
Looking for Stories Set in Northeast China in the 1960s or 70s, With a Female Lead Sent to the Countryside Who Has a Pocket Space and Gets Rich
Please Recommend Survival-and-Farming Stories Set During Famine
Books about disasters, fleeing famine, or drought.
Exile or Fleeing Famine, Married with Kids, Clearing Their Name, and a Golden Finger
The original host is wicked and reckless. During their flight into exile, she clings to the male lead and wins him over. A redemption arc, marriage first and love later, preferably with a baby and child-rearing, plus a golden finger. I don't really like it when the original female lead's family dotes on the original host too much.
No CP, Fleeing Famine, Cultivation, Farming, Transmigration, and Older Heroines
These are all books I’ve read myself. The first four are finished, and the rest are still updating. I think they’re pretty good, but feel free to recommend your own too. Just a reminder: no romance, please.
Looking for Stories About Fleeing Famine or Farming in the Countryside, with a Pocket Space and No Male Lead
Fleeing famine, farming, rural life, a pocket dimension, no male lead, no CP, and not a quick transmigration story.
Famine Flight, Exile, and Family Confiscation, with a Pocket Space
Transmigration Farming Novels: A Simple Life Away from Court Intrigue
I really don't like stories that start dragging the imperial court into things. I prefer a calm, ordinary sort of story. Superpowers and stuff are fine, too.
Looking for Farming, Refugee Escape, and Cultivation Stories
No overpowered cheat, no overpowered cheat! Don't recommend anything with a huge cheat; I can't read those. I want a logical story that's light and funny, not one full of endless drama and mess.
Looking for Completed Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates with a Space Stocked Full of Supplies, or One Where She Can Grow Crops. A Devoted Couple, No Cheating.
Stories set in the past or ancient farming stories are both fine. No apocalypse, no System, no transmigrating into a cute little kid, no awful relatives, and no ongoing serials. It must be completed. Thanks!
The Whole Family Transmigrates, Gets Exiled, and Flees Famine, with a Pocket Dimension and Supplies. Everyone Has Their Own Special Skills
Looking for books similar to Before Exile, the Whole Family Awakened Their Memories of Past Lives. I don't want stories where only the protagonist remembers. The whole family should avoid being self-sacrificing do-gooders. Ideally, they find out about the exile in advance and empty the state treasury.
Female-Lead Novels About Fleeing Famine and Natural Disasters, With a Pocket Dimension
Amid natural and man-made disasters, she and he move forward hand in hand.
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I Led the Whole Village in Fleeing Famine: We Got Rich Through Farming
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A Prosperous Life in the Countryside: How My Whole Family Escaped the Famine
I Accidentally Transmigrated to Ancient Times, and My Husband Is So Hard to Support in a Famine
Building an Empire with Idiom Cards
The Sect's Disposable Pawn Escapes: I Reclaim Spirit Fields and Lead the Whole Village in Cultivation
Don’t Panic During the Famine Exodus, I Have a Thousand Estates
After Fleeing Famine, I Spoil My Husband with My Trillion-Dollar Dimension
Find a Lucky Little Treasure on the Run and Lead the Whole Family to Greatness
Everyone Eats Dirt in the Famine Years, but I Have a Warehouse Full of Meat
Fleeing Famine? The Kind That Could Kill You
Transmigrating to Become Empress: After Fleeing Famine, I Meet My Eunuch Husband
Transmigrated Into Wartime, I Led the Whole Village to Flee the Famine
An Orphan Girl’s Life in Exile
A Delicate Darling from the Apocalypse Travels to Ancient Times: Slaying Her Way Through Famine with Five Kids
Eldest Daughter of a Farming Family: I Lead My Family Through Famine to Find Shelter
The Space-Farming Girl: Fleeing Famine with Her Little Dumpling
An Eight-Year-Old Village Chief Leads the Whole Village in Fleeing Famine
Transmigrated With a Supermarket: Farming and Fleeing Famine With My Four Sons
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Chapter 77 follow-up review: It's good, but a bit short. It's rare that we didn't encounter any truly awful characters on the escape route. I really hope the female lead's space can connect to the modern world; otherwise, her relatives there would be heartbroken. The female lead is intelligent, her fighting skills are reassuring, and her two babies aren't spoiled. Looking forward to more exciting developments later on.
It's pretty good, I wonder if Dad will come later 😂 Waiting for updates
It's great! I hope the author can also bring the father of the two children over there so the whole family can be reunited. Of course, it would be even better if the author could contact the parents in the modern world, since the female lead's space is a modern home where anything is possible.
It looks great, but it's too short.
It looks nice, but it feels a bit out of touch with the ancient environment. Even the emperor rarely ate beef in ancient times, so how could ordinary people possibly buy it? Even if there were cows, if they got old and needed to be slaughtered, the officials would eat them first. How could ordinary people possibly have the chance to buy them on the street?
"The Great Northern Wilderness? Renamed the Great Northern Granary Two Years Later" The film features a rare time-travel scenario and a large number of characters, along with the heartbreaking separation from modern-day relatives. Only a military or police wife, especially a mother of two boys, could endure such hardship, maintain her optimism, and persevere.
This book is very well written! As a 20-year avid reader, I think the rating is too low. There are countless farming novels about time travel to ancient times, uniting people to rebuild their homes, but many of them stray from the theme as they go. This book has a very clear theme: from fleeing famine to settling in the Great Northern Wilderness and working together to rebuild it.
It's a great show. There aren't many awful characters; the main focus is on escaping famine, and once they arrive in the Great Northern Wilderness, they concentrate on infrastructure development. There's hardship but also a lot of warmth. What I love most is the absence of awful characters; if one pops up, it's over before it even begins. The female lead doesn't feel wronged at all.
It's a very good watch. The unity of a clan is a necessary condition for its prosperity, and the wisdom of its members ensures the continuation of its development. Highly recommended.
The writing style is a little amateurish, and there are some minor plot holes in the setting (regarding the use and sale of modern items), but the overall atmosphere is very good. The clan members are both literate and skilled in martial arts, and most importantly, they listen to advice and are quite united.