
Transmigrated to a Famine Year, I Stockpile Supplies Like Crazy
穿越荒年之我疯狂囤物资
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- A Chaotic World of Famine: Xu Han’s Everyday Life in the Mountains灾年乱世:许菡的深山生活日常Alternate title on Fanqie
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Just an ordinary, peaceful life in a warm little home.
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Preferably without a pocket dimension.
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No System, and not too much face-slapping.
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Farming, Hunting, Mushroom Foraging, and Cooking, No Villains or Golden Fingers
No spoiled rich kids, just village life.
I Hate Stories Where They Hoard Their Spatial Supplies and Never Use Them. Give Me One Where They Use Everything Freely
Looking for books similar to "Reborn in the Sixties: My Pocket Dimension Has Billions of Resources".
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#InARutForBooks!
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?
Rural Novels About Simple, Everyday Life
Looking for stories like Village Dad's Busy Farming Life. No stories about idiots, and no business-focused stories. So many start out as one thing, then turn into urban stories after just a few chapters. I don't want the protagonist to make a little money and then send his wife to school, make her a star or a model, or start a company, or any other nonsense. I want stories written with the mindset of a normal person.
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.
Female-Oriented Fiction About Natural Disasters, Like Extreme Cold, Polar Nights, Typhoons, and Floods
Looking for books like "Doomsday: The Adorable Chubby Three-Year-Old Girl Is the Beloved of the Fantastic Four". Preferably no CP, no self-sacrificing saintly heroine, and no zombies. Thanks, everyone.
A Hoarder's Dream: Stories About Stockpiling Supplies and Having a Storage Space, Please
The writing! The writing! I'm emphasizing that I want good prose 👌 Modern or period settings are both fine, preferably with no CP. Either a male or female perspective is fine. Please, no stories where the protagonist starts with hundreds of billions or trillions; I can't even dream of that much money. I love detailed stockpiling scenes, where they happily store food for winter like a little squirrel.
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?
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
This One's Pretty Good, but Everything Else Is Garbage
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Laid-Back Farming, Nothing Complicated or Chaotic
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!
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A story where the female lead completely and honestly reveals her background and her life to her "husband," whom she has only known for a few days and is still a stranger (a complete and utterly honest confession) requires a romantic mind to write.
The author thought about it for a long time but couldn't resist saying that a dog's gestation period is only two months, really.
The writing is alright, but it's exhausting. Six thousand catties of bamboo shoots, three thousand catties to cook in one day... I can't imagine what kind of mental state it takes to do that. Even Sister Yu needs a rest when she comes.
I really love this kind of farming novel. The female protagonist hoards food and meat like a hamster, and spends her days immersed in digging bamboo shoots, picking mushrooms, gathering wild fruits, and collecting duck eggs. It's so satisfying...
This is truly a slice-of-life story. Knowing in advance that a natural disaster was coming, they prepared for it every day. Both the male and female leads are hardworking and resilient, and their daily lives are busy yet fulfilling. There are also many delicious recipes featured, which I can recommend and learn from. Highly recommended! I hope the writing continues to improve and doesn't fall apart.
Days of slow and steady progress I really like hoarding things The author could try listening to audiobooks; the female lead's name always sounds like "Xu Han" (fourth tone) at first.
I enjoyed watching it. Your hard work is admirable. Keep going!
If you're still reading up to chapter 14, you can continue reading. I'm leaving now (◍•ᴗ•◍)📖, because the female lead has already traveled through time, has a spatial ability, comes from the 21st century, and there are disasters and such.
I like this style; at least I'm not a prince or a general anymore.
It's very well written. There's no royal interference, no petty squabbles between neighbors, and no romantic rivalries or entanglements between men and women. What sets it apart from other famine relief novels is that the female and male leads genuinely work incredibly hard to stockpile supplies for the disaster, instead of using the guise of famine relief to enjoy a life of luxury.