
Ancient Times in the End Times: I Flee Famine with My Eight-Year-Old Daughter
古代天灾末世,我带八岁女儿逃荒
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- Ongoing
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- 929k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7d ago
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- Fanqie
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All Kinds of Natural-Disaster Dungeons + End-of-the-World Survival Games, Female-Oriented
Looking for books like *After I Went Crazy, I Became a Hot Commodity for Survival in the Apocalypse*. This book is really well written and so much fun (◍>◡<◍). I follow it every day, but there’s never enough to read. Please recommend something similar! I’d prefer a CP, but the romance can be minimal.
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Pure Natural Disasters: Extreme Cold, Heat, Earthquakes, Torrential Rain, and More, Female-Oriented Fiction
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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.
Famine-escape Stories Where the Heroine Doesn't Have to Support Others or Flee with the Whole Village
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Famine-Escape Stories With No Saintly Protagonists, Preferably About a Family Fleeing Together
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It's good-looking, and the story is great without cp. The man of the original protagonist died neatly, and the in-laws who abused the original protagonist and her daughter also died miserably. It was comfortable to watch. There was no plot that kept jumping up and down, but all died tragically and at a fast pace.
After reading Chapter 53, it seems to be very good so far, independent and thoughtful, with a still space and a strong heroine to take care of her daughter. The eight-year-old girl is also very independent. It's good to just focus on escaping and surviving without any flaws or virginity!
It's not easy to find an article on raising a baby girl on Tomato Not many normal women
I don't know why the score is so low. I think it's very good-looking. The writing is not exaggerated at all, the logic is smooth, and the writing style is acceptable. The heroine's golden finger is not very accurate, but it is enough. Very good. Come on, author, please update quickly!
The escape part at the beginning is quite exciting, I also like the character of the heroine, and the little girl is even more heartwarming. I have seen so many people running away from home, so it feels good to have a little baby here. It's just that when I arrived in Northeast China and started farming, I wasn't interested in watching it. Just consider this the end of this novel. Gone
It's so good-looking, so good-looking [Like] [Like] [Like] The heroine is not a holy mother, she is not cold-blooded, and she will not help anyone she meets, nor will she bear the burden of people she meets on the road. She is a very cautious and rational person [like] The people and things she encounters along the way are bumpy and bizarre, full of discussions about human nature, and thought-provoking [like] [like] [like]
It was really a troubled time. I was displaced from the northwest to the northeast, and I started to flee again. Life was full of difficulties. Fortunately, I had some space. Otherwise, I would have wanted to give up while reading the book, let alone the heroine, mother and daughter, who were trying to survive. Fortunately, the heroine has the experience of the apocalypse in her previous life. As long as a child has an omnipotent mother, he will have confidence in his heart, otherwise he will not know what the meaning of life is. Or life itself has no meaning, but as long as you live, you will encounter interesting things. It is very meaningful for the heroine to be reborn in this world without zombies🧟♂️. For her daughter, the birthday in Beijing and the first red envelope in life, the quiet cat winter in the Northeast, the joy of receiving goods, the first bandit killed, and the first full meal are all meaningful in their own right. The biggest feeling after reading this book is that I am living like a rice insect - so happy! ! ! [Shy][shy][shy]
In fact, it is not as high as five stars, but the author is very careful. The scenes are described very realistically, and the writing is also good. The characters are all very good, but there are too many natural disasters. Does the author want to include all natural disasters [face covering]
I like this kind of living according to one's own wishes, with clear goals, not a saint. Every time I thought she was going to save people, she just said matter-of-factly: "I can't save you," which was a bit surprising. Compared with other articles that always make me sigh, this heroine is very sensible, very good, and fits the character of someone who has traveled through the apocalypse.
In the real apocalypse of ancient times, suffering is real, the prosperity of the people is suffering, and the destruction of the people is suffering. It was too difficult for the people in ancient times. They could not escape natural and man-made disasters. They could only get 30 kilograms of grain from one acre of land. It was too hard. It only cost 1 tael of silver to cultivate the land for a year, but the grain afterward cost dozens of taels of silver and one stone. Alas, so many people starved to death. The heroine has a small space, the size of a classroom. Although it is not particularly big, it is not particularly small either. She has great strength, is not a virgin, has outstanding thinking ability, and has a really good character.