With a Sign-In System, of Course I’ll Flee the Famine Alone
有签到系统，那当然一个人逃荒
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- Completed
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- 325k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Are There Any True Sign-In Stories That Are Just About Signing In?
Sign-In System (An Extremely Generous System)
A sign-in System, but not one that’s stingy with rewards.
Are There Any Relaxed Sign-In Stories?
A Female-Led Sign-In Novel Where She Plays It Safe Until She Becomes Invincible
Republican-Era Famine Escape Novels with Spatial Powers
Something like *Republican-Era Strange Dreams* or *A Life of Making Money* for a period novel.
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
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.
A Sign-In System That Grants Skills for Studying, Though You Still Have to Learn Them Yourself
Female-oriented, System, period setting, modern day, preferably with a pocket dimension.
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.
Sign-In and Lie Flat Stories
A sign-in story where the protagonist doesn't deliberately hide their cultivation level and doesn't spend every day fighting. Something relatively peaceful.
No Romance, No Female Lead, Farming Story
Farming novels told from the male lead's perspective, with no romance and no female lead. Don't recommend BL, thanks. Read carefully: no romance, no female lead, male-perspective farming novels.
Any Especially Good Novels, Preferably with No Romance
Dual female leads are fine too.
A Male Lead Who Transmigrates to Ancient Times During a Famine
Looking for books like *Kicked Out of the Family, I Start by Breaking the Ice to Catch Fish*.
The Female Lead Lives Alone in a Remote Mountain Forest, With No Male Lead and a Quiet Life
A Storage Space, Transmigration, and Skills in Kung Fu, Hunting, and Medicine
Fleeing Famine: No Romance, No Picking Up Strays, No Family, Logical, and Fast-Paced
Looking for books similar to *Transmigrated into a Famine Year, the Wicked Woman Fights Her Way Through the Wilderness Alone*.
Looking for Ancient-Era Famine Escape Stories with a Solo, Decisive, Uncompromising Female Protagonist
Famine Escape Stories with No Horrible Relatives and a Close-Knit Family
I want something logical, without an overly far-fetched plot.
Looking for a No-Romance, No-Family-Bonds Famine-Escape Farming Novel. Don't Bother If You're Just Going to Recommend Random Stuff
Looking for books like *Fleeing Famine Alone in Ancient Times*.
Looking for Stories Where the First People to Awaken Powers During the Spiritual Qi Revival Don’t Hide Them and Go Wild From Start to Finish
Spiritual qi revival from the start, the apocalypse, or online games are all fine. Nothing where everyone keeps hiding things.
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.
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.
Looking for a Story About Escaping Famine Alone While Gathering Supplies, with a Pocket Dimension
Looking for Books About Someone Living Happily in Seclusion in the Mountains, No Cheats
Ideally an urban setting. No fantasy, no entanglements. Someone heads off alone to the deep mountains and lives happily by themselves, building a house, growing crops, keeping little pets, maybe reviving some traditional crafts. I want that feeling of being in the bustling world, yet apart from it.
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This book does recommend reading the comments section before reading the book. Although the title and introduction only mention settling down in the last sentence of the introduction, in fact, Escape only covers the first forty chapters. After that, the heroine settled down with the robots, and she could barely be considered a lone wolf. I saw Chapter 98, except for the heroine, there are no positive female characters. I originally thought that the female head of the family, Mrs. Wang, would be better, but the next time she appeared, she was bored by the protagonist. In Chapters 97 and 98, the heroine changed her story and told the Seventh Prince all about the tasks she had done and the rewards that transcended her time. She really couldn't stand it anymore. It can be clearly seen that the author worked hard to write without CP, and tried hard to restrain his habitual thinking and prevent the heroine from bowing to the halo of the hero. Alas, I can only encourage the author to keep working hard. This score already includes encouragement and the fact that the heroine can indeed be regarded as a lone wolf.
It's very interesting. I like to escape alone. I don't have a family with me. It's just too rare. Please try to update it!
The previous escape plot is very interesting, and living alone is enjoyable, but from the moment the mission is released, I feel trapped. There are endless things that have to happen, and the world of the novel cannot be unrestrained.
The heroine has a sign-in system for escaping, so she can escape alone. On the way to escape, she mainly protects her life wisely. When encountering evil people who provoke trouble, she is more decisive and takes action, eliminating the root of the problem without leaving any consequences, which is very good. After the heroine settled in Hangzhou, she lived on her own, doing whatever she wanted. Her life was guaranteed with no worries about food and drink, and there were ten robots around her to help her with things, which was great. The system is also very good. The sign-in rewards are rich and diverse, and they are all practical or valuable. The system warehouse is also infinitely large and can store things very well. I am very satisfied.
I'm still watching the escape part. The heroine kills people at will, but is afraid of meeting bad people on the way. She also repeatedly emphasizes that the heroine is not someone who kills people just because they disagree [laughs and cries]
Speaking of escaping... It turned out that there was no shortage of food, drink, transportation, money, and force, and escaping turned into a salvation...
It was the most exciting when he was escaping and living alone. Later, when he was living in groups, it felt like people's hearts were too complicated. I still hope to be the pusher behind the scenes.
I really like the heroine escaping alone. This is what I have always wanted to see, but the heroine is too timid. With such a big golden finger, she has no relatives and no weaknesses. She can completely form her own power as a backer.
It's rare to find a good book, but there are too few. Urgent! Urgent! Urgent!
What can I say about this book? Because it is relatively short, I can read it all without any major flaws. Some people may think that the heroine is a virgin, but in fact, after taking the role of herself, her actions are also the choices that most people would make. There is not much involuntariness, she just goes from being seduced by rewards to later wanting to complete the task and achieve the salvation of the world and her own salvation.