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
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- Completed
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- 608k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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A Refugee-Era Novel About a Close-Knit Village, No Romance
Any stories about an entire village sticking together while fleeing famine?
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.
Refugee-Escape Stories
With a pocket dimension.
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Farming, Exile, and Fleeing Famine
Looking for Stories Set in the Northeastern Countryside and Forests in the 1950S or 60S
Low-Key Farming or Infrastructure-Building Stories, No Golden Fingers, Starting From Scratch
Female-oriented fiction.
Slow-Paced Stories About Farming, Stability, and a Peaceful Life
The heroine lives in the mountains, supports herself, grows crops and vegetables, and goes up the mountain to hunt for wild game. She has no family, and ideally the male lead is on his own too. No awful relatives or female rivals. I especially love stories about a happy, peaceful life. Maybe it's because life is already so exhausting.
Everything Else Is Trash Compared to This Great Book
Looking for stories like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth."
#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.
No Romance, Farming, An Ordinary-Looking Female Lead, and Helping the Whole Village Get Rich
Looking for books similar to 《After Transmigrating as an Orphan, I Used the Shop to Support My Whole Family》. It's about the transmigration journey of Su Zhengyue, a high-tech professional with great people skills and intelligence, who gradually gains a voice. The System's golden finger mainly provides all kinds of books. She uses her abilities to lead the whole village to prosperity.
Transmigrate, Fleeing Famine, Stockpiling Supplies, and Either Maxed-Out Combat Skills or Cultivation
No CP, Pure Farming, No Imperial Power or Generals and the Like
Building Up Northeast and Northwest China, with Upright Period-Era Stories
Period novels about developing one's hometown, whether in the Northeast, Northwest, Xinjiang, or elsewhere. The values should be sound, and the story should be complete, engaging, and help cure my reading slump.
Looking for Ancient-Era Farming Novels About Fleeing Famine, War, and Natural Disasters
Farming stories, but no emperors or princes. I want pure refugee-flight stories.
Ancient-Era Stories About Disasters, War, and Fleeing Famine
I've suddenly gotten into ancient-era stories about people fleeing famine. With or without a golden finger is fine! Exile stories are fine too!
Famine, Confiscated Home, Looting, Flight from Famine, Chief Grand Secretary, Hoarding, Space, and a Cherished Farm Girl
Looking for books like *The Heaven-Defying Divine Beast Is Four and a Half: Awooo, the Adorable Baby Is Here*. Please give this book a five-star review and recommend similar ones. Thank you!
Fleeing Famine, Not Exile: Logical Stories With No Goody-Two-Shoes Leads
Ancient Farming, Food, and Infrastructure, With a Harmonious Family and a Cozy Atmosphere
Female Lead, Farming, No Romance, System, Supplies, Infinite Growth, and Business
I want a story with no male lead, preferably about doing business with the help of a System.
Fleeing Famine in the Early Story, Getting Rich in the Later Story, a Little Golden Finger, and a Sensible Plot
Are there any like this?
Any Novels About Fleeing Famine? Nothing With an Overpowered Golden Finger, Please!
I want stories where the protagonist makes a decent living through their own abilities, instead of somehow having tens or hundreds of millions in supplies.
Famine Escape Stories with No Horrible Relatives and a Close-Knit Family
I want something logical, without an overly far-fetched plot.
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Chapter 77 is a follow-up review. It looks good but is a bit lacking. It's really rare. I didn't meet the best one on the way to escape. I really hope that the heroine's space can be communicated to modern times, otherwise modern relatives will be heartbroken. The heroine is smart, her strength is reassuring, and the two babies are not squeamish either. Looking forward to getting more and more exciting in the future.
It's pretty cool. I wonder if dad will come later 😂 Waiting for the update
It looks good. I hope the author can get rid of the father of the two children, so that the whole family can be reunited. Of course, it would be better to be able to contact modern parents. After all, the heroine's space is a modern home where anything is possible.
It's pretty, but too short.
It looks good, but it feels a bit out of touch with the ancient environment. In ancient times, even emperors rarely ate beef. How could commoners like them buy beef? Even if there are real cows, if they want to be killed when they are old, the officials will eat them first. How can it be possible for ordinary people to buy them on the street?
"Beidahuang?" Two years later it was renamed Beidacang" The rare time travel method and number of people, the farewell to modern relatives, that is, the wife of a military police officer and the mother of two boys. Only when you can bear it can you be optimistic and persevere. Seeing the five stars in the back, I really burst into tears for her mother and son. Finally, there is a very good and unexpected ending. Highly recommended👍👍👍
This book is very well written! As a bookworm of 20 years, I think this book is rated too low. There are many farming novels that travel through ancient times and unite tribesmen to rebuild their homes, but many of them miss the subject as they are written. The theme of this article is very clear, starting from escaping from the wilderness to settling in the Great Northern Wilderness, and jointly building the Great Northern Wilderness. It is written delicately and eloquently, without any exaggeration or abruptness. A step-by-step down-to-earth change. It looks very comfortable and comfortable. The protagonist is not a strong woman. She has two sons with distinctive personalities and small animals as family members. It is very warm. A steady stream of farming writing. Worth a thumbs up! The ending was a bit rushed.
It's very nice, there aren't that many top-notch things, and I focus on escaping from the wilderness all the way, and when I get to Beidahuang, I focus on infrastructure. There are hardships but also a lot of tenderness. What I like most is that there is no masterpiece. One pops up and ends before it even begins. The heroine is not aggrieved at all
It's very interesting to see that the unity of a clan is a necessary condition for prosperity, and the wisdom of the clan members is the continuation of the clan's development. Worth recommending
The writing style is a little bit rough, and there are some minor bugs in the morning setting (the use and sale of modern items), but the overall atmosphere is very good. The clan members are both literary and martial. The key is to listen to advice and be relatively united. There were one or two plots in the middle of the escape that I didn't like very much, but now that we have arrived in the Great Northern Wilderness, the next step should be to open up the wasteland and settle down.