Transmigrated into a Famine-Escape Story as an Extra
穿越逃荒文里当路人甲
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- Completed
- Length
- 374k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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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.
Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Tell Anyone
You can never know what people are really thinking... The heroine can help others, but she shouldn’t tell anyone about it. Never test human nature! Any kind of pocket-space or System story with a golden finger is fine, as long as the protagonist has some brains 🉑️ I’ve been in a reading slump for days, please help!
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!
A Self-Interested Female Lead With a Brain: She Can Be Wicked, and Doesn't Have to Be Too Kind
Looking for books similar to "The Villainess Kills with Her Beauty". I don’t want a story where the characters have no brains.
I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
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Fleeing Famine: No Romance, No Picking Up Strays, No Family, Logical, and Fast-Paced
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Famine-escape Stories Where the Heroine Doesn't Have to Support Others or Flee with the Whole Village
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Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
A Purely Ordinary Bystander, Unconnected to the Plot, Not a Harem Magnet
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Under-the-radar but good ancient farming stories.
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I absolutely love this kind of story where the female protagonist cherishes her own space, reveals everything to no one, doesn't play the victim, isn't a saint, and if her family is difficult to get along with, she only maintains a superficial relationship. In short, I love it.
Although the narrative contained many grammatical errors, I still miraculously understood it and found it very interesting. I hope the author continues reading.
The logic is very clear, and the content about the escape from famine is quite detailed. Many things are quite detailed, and I can feel the author's dedication to this novel. It doesn't try to fool my intelligence. The female lead is a very clear-headed character who knows her own limitations and is very vigilant. I feel that the only kindness she shows is to the old man and the old woman.
This story has a slow pace, and there's a bit too much first-person narration, which sometimes feels repetitive. It's more of an ancient post-apocalyptic novel. The female lead seems quite lucid so far. If you like this kind of story, you might want to check it out… As the story progressed, it increasingly felt like the world's consciousness was scheming against the female lead.
Five stars! It's really well written. The female lead's "golden finger" isn't too exaggerated, and the descriptions of natural disasters are very realistic. However, there's a bit too much information about wild vegetables, which feels like padding the word count.
It's very well written, and both female leads have happy endings, but I feel so sorry for the leopard and the alpha wolf! Why did they have to die?! One was killed, and the other committed suicide. Why are only three spiders allowed to stay with the female leads?! It's so cruel! The leopard and the wolf were so much better! By the way, why is it always the men who get the praise?
Now I understand why the score was low. The story is good, but there are too many moral lessons and life insights, presented all the time. Readers can skip these, but audiobook listeners can't. It would be better if there were fewer of these.
Sometimes I feel the protagonist in the last story is quite tragic. I don't quite understand why the protagonist would go through so many trials to help her grandmother, who was already abandoned, and still get hurt.
I don't think the female lead is selfish or cowardly. Even if I were truly in her shoes, I wouldn't trust anyone. A spoiled, pampered time-traveling woman is impossible. The wisdom of the ancients was on par with that of modern people; how could they possibly think they were so clever?
It's really good, especially the female lead's clear self-awareness. Please update more frequently!