Fleeing Famine Is One Thing, but You Have a Golden Finger
逃荒就逃荒，你却有了金手指
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- Transmigrating with a Mini Supermarket and Feasting on the Road to Escape Famine带着小超市穿越，逃荒路上嘎嘎吃Alternate title on Fanqie
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I absolutely love it! I've read several stories where the space and spiritual spring are just storage spaces with no real use. But here, the space and spiritual spring are all put to good use. I love this kind of space, unlike many others where the space is filled with countless gold and silver, yet the protagonist still has to sell pig intestines.
It's the kind of content I like. The female protagonist gradually improves and becomes stronger through system rewards, punishing evil and promoting good, going from poverty to wealth naturally. The storyline is also good; having read many stories about people fleeing famine, this one is still quite captivating.
The female lead is more ruthless and decisive than some characters from post-apocalyptic stories. Famine relief novels are often criticized by readers for the female lead's saintly nature, but the female lead in this novel does not exhibit any saintly behavior at all. I am looking forward to the sequel and will definitely add it to my bookshelf.
Good, not overly sentimental, and straightforward.
Most novels these days are predictable from the first half, but this one is exceptionally captivating and I'll keep reading.
If it weren't for the two clichéd plot points—the female lead's father falling off a cliff and being rescued with amnesia, her true identity as a wealthy young master living in exile with accumulated buffs, and the female lead's mother becoming pregnant during the escape from famine—this novel would be much better.
It's good. The female lead saves people too, but she's not a saint at all. 👍👍👍
The plot is vivid, the logic is clear, and the characters are well-developed. The structure is tight, like drinking a refreshing spring – invigorating and leaving a lingering aftertaste. It's definitely worth reading. Those looking for something to read should give it a try.
This book ended abruptly, and the male and female protagonists were both well-developed characters. Their families were also nice, and the scumbags were dealt with promptly. The story was light and cheerful, without causing extreme highs and lows, which was great; it's the kind of story I like.
A very good famine relief story. Concise and enjoyable. The plot is innovative and avoids clichés. While it features the usual transmigrated female protagonist's cheat codes like a space, a spiritual spring, and a system, the author has crafted many new elements for the story.