Transmigrated to a Chaotic Era: Fleeing Famine, Farming, and Becoming a Grain Tycoon
穿越乱世之逃荒种田大粮商
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- Fleeing Famine in a Time of Chaos, We Eat Wild Roots and Grow Meat and Grain Without End乱世逃荒吃草根，种田肉粮不断炊Alternate title on Fanqie
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I got hooked after seeing the female lead's family settle down on the border, so I decided to leave a comment. There's no male lead yet, but the female lead is very strong; she can overcome any danger with her strength, her "golden finger" is quite powerful, making it a very enjoyable read. Another good point! It's my own fault for not being able to continue reading.
I enjoy reading these down-to-earth farming stories. They're comfortable, not too far-fetched, and realistic. There aren't constant instances of people becoming royalty, and there aren't so many illogical parts. This one is really good; it makes me feel like I'm actually farming, which is very comfortable. It's not like a farming story that's turned into a universally loved nanny.
It's alright. It's better than 80% of Tomato's famine relief stories. At least it's readable and not as outrageous. The family dynamics are well-written, and there's no ambiguity. There's no male lead yet.
I don't know why this novel's rating dropped. It's truly a wonderful novel. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities, she's not a saint during the famine, and there's warmth, sadness, and rich emotion in the story. It's very good.
Finished reading it at 13:40 on December 2nd, 2025 😂 This is the longest collection of books I've ever read! What have I been reading before?! Just when I was getting into it, it suddenly ended, so frustrating! This sudden chapter was so satisfying, definitely deserves five stars! I really love these long collections of books.
It's very well written, unlike some novels where no one dies at all.
It's great, very good. The heroine's wit and caution during the famine are worth watching, and the family atmosphere is very good. The twists and turns of the events are exciting.
It's great! I love reading stories about ordinary people—fleeing from disasters, farming, and everyday family life. It's down-to-earth, and the author is a great storyteller. The ordinary people in their everyday lives possess great wisdom. This kind of work suits my taste. I'm a bookworm, and I recommend it to my fellow readers!
This is one of the longer famine-stricken stories I've read that really resonated with me, and its overall merits far outweigh its flaws. The female protagonist is remarkably clear-headed and goal-oriented throughout, building her own empire step by step and ultimately achieving her initial aspirations.
This is a farming and infrastructure-building novel that won't get a high score. It's the real farming kind, without any overbearing relatives, cheat codes, systems, or spatial abilities. There are no royal relatives either. High-ranking officials only appear later in the story, and their screen time is limited. Plus, it's quite long, so it won't get a high score. But I really like it.