The Most Miserable Transmigration: Surviving Seven Years of Famine
最惨穿越，度过七年灾荒
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Stockpile Grain, and I'll Never Fear Famine屯满粮，灾荒我不慌Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Any Low-Key Novels Focused on Everyday Life?
No System, and not too much face-slapping.
Looking for Books by New Authors
Tell me about any good books you've got.
Historical Fiction That Feels Realistic
No System, and nothing about The Legend of Qin. Just straight historical fiction.
Looking for Good Farming Stories With Smart Characters
Why do farming novels always have princes, heirs, and royal sons? Can't we have something cozier, without a prince or heir as the male lead, and without him constantly having to save people?
Famine Stories Set in the 1950s and 1960s
No stories set in the 1970s or similar. I've seen people asking for recommendations and getting random suggestions. Please read the title carefully, thanks!
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
Realistic Farming Stories, Pure Farming Fiction
Nothing exaggerated or lacking common sense! For example, characters casually growing ten thousand mu of farmland themselves: just how many square meters would that be?
Give Me Some Lighthearted, Funny, Laid-Back Farming Stories
Don't be shy, send them all my way!
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!
Stockpiling Food During a Famine
Modern or historical settings are both fine. I just want details about the female lead stockpiling food before a famine.
Farming Stories Where the Hero Eventually Enters Government Through the Imperial Exams. He Must Be a Gentleman!
That refined gentlemanly air, warm as jade and incredibly gentle!!! Surely no one could resist a gentle male lead in an ancient-style setting.
Satisfying Reborn Stories Set in a Bygone Era
The great wave of the seventies and eighties: how could a reborn person miss out on it?
Pure Slice-of-Life Stories
Are slice-of-life stories even slice-of-life anymore? It’s all showing off and face-slapping, and it’s really annoying to read. Give me something light, fresh, and genuinely slice-of-life.
Ancient Setting, Cozy, Everyday Life, and Farming
Are there any warm, slice-of-life farming stories where someone transmigrates to ancient times? Modern settings are fine too. No wars for supremacy and no raising armies.
Popular Novels!
Can you recommend some popular novels? I want genuinely good ones! Let’s meet among the popular books!
Famine-escape Stories Where the Heroine Doesn't Have to Support Others or Flee with the Whole Village
I really hate stories where the whole village flees a famine. Just have one family flee, please. Leave the whole village out of it.
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?
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?
Farming, Home Renovation, Brewing Wine with a Spirit Spring, and a Relaxing Pace
No pretending to be poor, no face-slapping, no helping the whole village get rich, and no opening a zoo! Grow top-tier flowers and medicinal herbs, and build a pond for ornamental fish. Livestreaming is fine!
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Fleeing Famine, With a Storage Space and Plenty of Supplies
Please recommend novels where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times and flees famine, with a pocket dimension and tons of supplies.
Male-Oriented Farming Novels Set in Ancient Times
Looking for ancient-era farming novels, aimed at male readers, featuring a PhD in agricultural science.
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After Fleeing Famine, I Made My Fortune with a Mountain at My Back
After Becoming a Wicked Mother-in-Law, I Took the Kids to Flee the Famine
Living in a Cowshed from the Start, I Build a Fortune with My Pocket Dimension
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Transmigrating to Ancient Times: Fleeing Famine with a Courier Station
Stock Up on Supplies, and I Won’t Fear the Drought
No Need to Panic While Fleeing Famine: Hold Tight to the Hunter Husband's Leg
Seizing Grain in the Famine: I Store Supplies in My Immortal Estate
The Wicked Farm Girl Is Busy Farming
After Settling In, They Got 26 Mu of Land
Transmigrating to a Year of Famine: My Drunkard Brother Sold His Younger Siblings from the Start
Exiled: The Princess Consort's Industrial Base Helps the Prince
In a Chaotic Famine, I Rose to Power with Braised Eggs!
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A steady, non-aggressive style, take your time writing, don't rush. Books without aggression always get 5 stars; this is truly a gem among tomatoes.
Authors should just write their novels normally; don't overcomplicate everything. Everyone has their own way of living. The world is full of different aspects, and that's normal. The author previously stated that the King of England is not a good person, even stealing a bowl of cold noodles, and the author is going to make alcohol. What are you looking for if not death? You can log off when you hear you're making alcohol.
It's alright, I've watched quite a lot without realizing it. I'm looking forward to the later famine scenes. The early part is about farming and doing business, overall it's not bad.
I've reached chapter 248. It's a transmigration to ancient times farming novel. I really like this style—the otherworldly realism. Having a cheat ability doesn't make you invincible; life is still a struggle. It's a realistic portrayal of the lives of ordinary people in ancient times. The rich experiences before transmigrating provide the conditions and opportunities for survival afterward.
Why are the updates so slow? 😠 I haven't checked for weeks, and you've only updated a few chapters! Please, please update faster! 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 Don't let it end so soon 😢😢 It's so rare to find a good novel 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
It's written quite realistically, without any exaggeration. I really like it, and I hope the author keeps up the good work! I'll read it every day! 💕💕💕💕
Not bad. As usual, I'll write a review: Gu Liang travels through time with a spatial dimension, and Li Wei frequently changes the characters he speaks to. The village of Lanxi made its fortune through winemaking, but suffered from drought, famine, and war. The entire village migrated to Fuzhou Station to start over and open a clinic again.
This kind of story, where the protagonist's soul transmigrates to another world and enters the body of a cheeky little boy, is truly rare. The later development reveals that the elders in the family already knew the original boy had been pushed and killed by Aunt Li next door, and wished him a peaceful death. For this alone, it deserves five stars.
This is an incredibly good disaster-themed novel. The family in the story is very loving, and the daily life is realistically and warmly portrayed. The protagonist's growth is also very well-written. I won't reveal too much about the specifics; if you're interested, read it for yourself. Anyway, in my opinion as a five-year veteran reader, this book is definitely worth reading, although the updates are a bit slow.
It's quite good. There are no difficult family members, and the only "golden finger" is the storage space, which isn't used frequently except for occasional storage. There's no outrageous fortune-making; the protagonist uses modern knowledge to do business and earns a small profit, allowing his family to have enough to eat during famine years. It's a very simple and warm mountain village life.