
On the Run from Famine, My Space Is a Refrigerator
逃荒路上,我的空间是冰箱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 250k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Looking for a Highly Re-readable Novel That Doesn't Make Things Up As It Goes
Books That'll Make You Laugh Until Your Stomach Hurts and Tears Stream Down Your Face
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?
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!
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?
Something Funny Like Chun Ya. Transmigration Doesn't Matter, as Long as It's Hilarious
Something funny like Chun Ya. Whether there's transmigration or not doesn't matter. The important thing is that it makes you laugh so hard you pound the bed and fall off it. Thanks!
In a Year of Famine, the Whole Village Chews Tree Bark. I Have a System and a Barn Full of Meat
I'd like something like The Whole Village Chews Tree Bark During Famine, but I Have a System and a Barn Full of Meat (A Bountiful Harvest by the Great River). Are there any similar farming novels with no male lead, just a female lead focused on building her wealth, taking it slowly one step at a time?
Looking for Novels About Fleeing Famine and Farming
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
Any Novels About RV Spaces or Refrigerator Spaces?
Are there any novels with an RV and a storage space, where items in the fridge are replenished after being taken out?
Ancient-Era Flight-from-Famine Stories, Completed
A story about fleeing famine, set in ancient times, and already complete.
Any Stories About Someone Who Transmigrates to an Ancient Farming Family and Stocks Up on Supplies in Advance?
Thank you, thank you!!!! It'd be even better if there were a cute baby.
Transmigration, Survival on the Run, and Farming Novels
Looking for books similar to "After Becoming a Female Butcher, the Whole Village Fled the Famine". I'm desperately looking for something to read.
A Dotingly Devoted Husband Novel: The Heroine Is a Skilled Doctor and Martial Artist with a Pocket Dimension, and the Hero Is Poisoned
Looking for Fast-Paced Quick Transmigration With a Cunning, Irresistible Lead, Ideally Growing Up Alongside the Male Lead
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I Became a Runaway Bride, So I Use My Spatial Supplies to Raise the Kids
I Don't Fear Famine After Transmigrating, My Pocket-Dimension Fridge Has My Back
Fleeing Famine in Ancient Times: A Farmhouse Mother-in-Law Wins by Taking It Easy with Her Mall
I Transmigrated to a Famine-Stricken Year and Became the Richest with My Pocket Dimension
Famine and Chaos! I Struggle to Survive on the Run
She's Banished, So Why Has She Cleared Out the Entire Imperial Palace?
Space Transmigration: The Whole Family Lives in Ancient Times
What?! The Big Shot Feeds His Siblings Gourmet Food on the Run from Famine
Fleeing Famine with Grandpa, I Picked Up a Childhood Friend to Farm With
Find a Lucky Little Treasure on the Run and Lead the Whole Family to Greatness
Exiled: The Princess Consort's Industrial Base Helps the Prince
With a Magic Spring, Mom Takes Her Two Kids on the Run from Famine
No Need to Panic While Fleeing Famine: Hold Tight to the Hunter Husband's Leg
Don’t Panic During the Famine Exodus, I Have a Thousand Estates
Fleeing Famine, Farming with Money, Food, and a Big Knife: You Call This Silly Wife?
On the Road Fleeing Famine, the Divine Doctor and Farmer Girl Bring Fortune to Her Child
Tigers, Leopards, and Wolves on the Famine Road: My Best Friend and I Empty the Storehouses
Fleeing Famine, I Take My Mother and Little Brother into the Mountains for Hot Pot
Fleeing Famine with a Child, the Ugly General's Daughter-in-Law Makes Her Mark with Space
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I'm quite picky, but this book is worth reading. Some idiots down there insist on focusing on the romance. Isn't it good enough that the female lead is beautiful on her own? If you just want to see the main couple, why not just read a romance novel instead of babbling on like this?
I've read 57 chapters. A few notes: The female lead has a refrigerator space that can only hold food and medicine; it resets infinitely every day; three families are fleeing famine together; and so far, only her brother knows about it. The plot is okay; it's basically the same old famine escape story. The female lead knows martial arts, but she doesn't have any other special abilities. Hopefully, it will get more exciting later on. Five stars for now.
It's a short story, not too long, but the content isn't particularly rich. The ending is also quite good. I finished reading it in one day.
I think it's alright. The content is quite substantial. I personally don't like overly exaggerated stories; I prefer stories that focus on ordinary people and are more down-to-earth. Although the female lead has a refrigerator, she doesn't randomly throw out fancy songs or do anything bizarre. It's quite good, so I'll give it five stars for now as encouragement.
It's quite good. The content is realistic, not exaggerated at all, and the plot is reasonable. Although it's not as enjoyable to read as some other novels with all sorts of alternate identities, it's nice to change things up and read this realistic style. The only downside is the slow update speed. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
Everyone worked together diligently and collaboratively, which enabled them to successfully settle down and live a comfortable life. The eldest brother was a scapegoat, but also quite clever, able to find joy even in hardship. The grandparents were open-minded, didn't hold them back, and were fair. The youngest brother in the Zhang family followed in his father's footsteps and was quite skilled with a bow and arrow. The only thing was, they didn't have a romantic partner.
The female protagonist has a somewhat cynical, self-important personality, but the overall writing style is pragmatic, which I like. However, the plot is a bit flat and lacks significant twists and turns.
It's quite good, and the content is realistic, but the romance is too bland; that could be improved. I'm giving it five stars to show my support. Keep up the good work, author! [You see, think about it][You see, think about it]
Unlike typical time-travel stories that rely on constant psychological warfare, this one prioritizes realism and relatability. It's concise and to the point, ensuring you won't give up halfway through.
I was suffocated the moment I saw you.