Transmigrate as the Farmer's Most Hated Sister-in-Law, and Flee Famine with the System
穿越极品小姑，带着系统去逃荒
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- The Family Splits Up and the Engagement Is Called Off During the Famine: My Family Won't Be Used as a Stepping Stone荒年分家又退亲，全家不当垫脚石Alternate title on Fanqie
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Rated 9.4 or Higher, No CP. I'll Read Anything
I read all kinds of books, so recommend whatever. Just don't recommend books with terrible ratings in the eights. I only ask that there be a CP. Other than those two things, I'll read anything: schemes for power, transmigration, fantasy, horror, modern, historical, comedy, whatever oddball stuff you've got.
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Feel-Good Stories! The Female Lead Doesn't Get Pushed Around, and Watching Her Get Even Is So Satisfying!
I want the kind where the protagonist fires back and fights whenever something bothers them. I don't read novels to get annoyed!
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
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.
Any Pure Farming Stories?! Please Help Me Out!
Does anyone have any pure farming stories? The heroine can be any age, even if she transmigrates into an old granny! If there’s a male lead, I don’t want him to be an emperor, general, or chancellor. I want someone with an ordinary background! Pure farming, please.
Female-Led Period Pieces With No Romance, No Romance
No stories about raising kids or having little ones!!! I want no romance and no male lead.
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.
Laid-Back Farming, Nothing Complicated or Chaotic
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.
Looking for Recommendations About the Supernatural and a Female Lead with Inhuman Strength
Farming, No Nasty Characters, Growing Corn, Sweet Potatoes, and Potatoes, Improving Farm Tools
Looking for farming novels with no over-the-top characters, where they grow corn, sweet potatoes, and potatoes and improve farming tools.
Looking for Farming Stories With No Romance!!!!!
Looking for a Self-Stocking Supermarket or Mall That Transmigrates to Ancient Times
Looking for books similar to I Made a Deal with the System and Stocked My Supermarket to Build a Home. Knowing in advance...
Female-Oriented, No-CP Wilderness Survival Stories, No Kids, Please!
Why do all the female leads escaping famine have kids with them?! Either they're their own kids, kids they've taken in, or younger siblings. I don't want a burden in tow. Traveling with parents, elders, older brothers and sisters, or villagers is fine, though.
A Blend of Period Fiction and Farming, I'm Tired of Reading Period Fiction on Its Own
I wanted to read something like "The Mountain Village Girl Cultivator in the 1980s, One of the Global Big Three in Retail". I'm tired of the same old educated youth, rugged men, pampered wives, college entrance exams, buying houses, and military wives. Why can't they just seriously farm in the village? So I wrote one myself.
Pocket Dimensions, Divine Beasts, Medicine and Poison, All Elements, Alchemy, Artifact Refining, Beast Taming, and Formations
The Female Lead Transmigrates, and the Whole Village Flees Famine Together, United and Loving
I'm looking for books like "Eldest Sister of the Farming Family: Fleeing Famine and Farming with a Spirit Spring Space". I'm fine with a space, a golden finger, or a System. The heroine can transmigrate to another time or place, lead her village in fleeing famine into the mountains, or something along those lines. I want a close-knit group with no awful people, everyone treating the heroine well, and a strong heroine
🍒 What Makes You Think Your Family Would Give up on Me, After Raising Me for over a Decade, Just for Your Sake?
Looking for Farming and Period Dramas: Picking Mushrooms and Digging for Medicinal Herbs in the Mountains
Highly Rated Completed Novels About Fleeing Famine and Exile
So, Is He Carrying His Little Aunt? The Female Lead Is Very Young, While Her Nephew Is Grown-Up
So the little thing he’s holding in his hand is his aunt?? The female lead is three or four years old, while her nieces and nephews are already quite grown up. Looking for something like that.
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A Pocket Dimension for the Famine: My Fierce Wife
Famine Is Coming! Mom and Dad, Hurry and Stock Up on Grain!
I Transmigrated Straight into a Refugee Flight, and My Mom Goes on a Killing Spree While I Cheer
Oh No! I Just Transmigrated and Now I Have to Flee
After Fleeing Famine, I Made My Fortune with a Mountain at My Back
Transmigrated Into Wartime, I Led the Whole Village to Flee the Famine
An Orphan Girl’s Life in Exile
Reborn Amid War and Famine: My Husband Rises from Refugee to Powerful Official
With a Golden Finger, I Become a Young Farmer's Wife
The Whole Village Flees from Famine, Chewing Tree Bark, While I Secretly Unbox Packages
The Stepmother Is All Rebellion! She Flees the Famine with the Kids and Feasts on Meat at Every Meal
She Holds the Key to Another World and Leads the Escape from Famine, Shocking the Imperial Court
No Need to Panic While Fleeing Famine: Hold Tight to the Hunter Husband's Leg
Reuniting in Ancient Times with My Mom, Who Died Young, and a Convenience Store
After Settling In, They Got 26 Mu of Land
I Led the Whole Village to Flee the Famine, with a Shopping Mall at My Fingertips
When Famine Strikes the Fields, I Carefully Plot a Way to Survive
The Wicked Widow Takes Her Family to Greatness on the Road to Escape
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It's a great read. I love the theme of fleeing from famine, and this book has a protagonist with a cheat code, but it's not too overpowered, which perfectly satisfies my liking for stories about surviving in difficult circumstances, haha. The main character is quickly eliminated, and the whole family is very sensible. There are no off-putting moments, making it one of the few books that I could read from beginning to end.
The female lead isn't a saint; her family is harmonious, and her clan is united. There's a quirky character who's already killed off; she has a hidden background. The male lead hasn't appeared yet, so we don't know if he'll appear. The children in the family are adorable.
It's excellent. It's the most meticulously crafted time-travel novel I've ever read. In other time-travel novels, the protagonist uses his special space excessively, without any background or backing, yet he makes a fortune by taking all sorts of things that don't fit the historical era, all while acting as if he's fearless of power, offending wealthy young men and corrupt officials everywhere.
It's pretty good, but I only realized after watching it that there's no male lead. Still, it's not bad.
It's good, quite exciting. I hope the original male and female leads get off the show soon; they're too bizarre and have no moral compass. I hope the author updates quickly; I'll continue watching.
Up to chapter 56, it's not bad. The plot is relatively peaceful and slow-paced. There are some plot devices, but they're not used much. The eccentricities are a bit exaggerated, and the events feel somewhat contrived. In reality, people who like to take advantage of others are usually quite shrewd and wouldn't be so blatantly universally hated.
I wasn't really interested in reading the comments, but everyone has different opinions, so I clicked on it. The content was alright, considering it's set in ancient times. Who would expect a twelve-year-old girl to have a special ability to earn money right away? It's easier said than done; the female lead isn't a lucky charm who can have everything she wants. The latest chapter is around 220?
Personally, I really like it. She has a spatial ability, doesn't use it much, and has a good family. It's also the first famine relief novel I've read, and I really enjoy it. Up to chapter 121 so far, there's no male lead; it's all about the journey, which suits my taste perfectly.
A story about fleeing famine, featuring broken family ties and annulment of an engagement; it's pretty good, you might want to check it out.
The plot is engaging, even adding a twist at the end for a happy ending (I won't spoil it here). The setting and plot are decent, but some drawbacks include a lack of dramatic tension. The entire novel feels flat and lacks any real excitement or suspense. It's even said that there are no truly intelligent characters (meaning those in high positions don't seem to covet these things).