Transmigrated into a Famine-Escape Novel: I Snatched the Heroine’s Space from the Start
穿进逃荒文：开局截胡女主空间
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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Other names
- The Cannon Fodder's Comeback: I Snatch the Pocket Dimension, Then Make a Clean Getaway炮灰逆袭：截胡空间后我提桶跑路Alternate title on Fanqie
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Highly Rated Novels So Funny You’ll Die Laughing in the Middle of the Night
Looking for Stories with a Pocket Dimension Where the Female Lead Doesn’t Have to Raise a Whole Bunch of People. The Less Helping, the Better
Looking for a Female Lead Who's Very Cautious, Even a Total Couch Potato! No Romance Preferred
Looking for books like The 1960s: I Became the Scheming Female Lead's Stepping Stone. It must be logical, with everyone keeping their wits about them. I prefer cultivation or survival stories.
Ancient-Era Stories About Disasters, War, and Fleeing Famine
I've suddenly gotten into ancient-era stories about people fleeing famine. With or without a golden finger is fine! Exile stories are fine too!
Looking for Interstellar or Otherworldly Stories with Gathering, Wilderness Survival, and Alchemy or Crafting
Looking for books similar to "Otherworldly Continent: The Useless Spirit Assistant". No interstellar food stories, please. I want outdoor gathering, pioneering, and hunting.
I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
No pocket dimensions, no golden finger. I like hard mode. That's what makes it exciting.
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.
Stories Where the Female Supporting Character Steals the Original Heroine’s Love Interest
Looking for a story where the original female lead mistreats the male lead and dumps him, only to realize she chose the wrong person and end up miserable. After she's reborn, she wants to make it up to him, but a transmigrated or reborn supporting female character gets there first and wins him over. Everyone, I really want to read something like this! 😭😭😭
Any Stories About Someone Transmigrating as an Old Lady Who Doesn’t Date? No CP, No CP.
I read stories about transmigrating into an old lady because I want to see someone finally break free of the misery of being oppressed in the name of filial piety. No romance for the protagonist: let her focus on farming or building a career. Could we please stop having people transmigrate into old ladies with sons and grandchildren, only to use all kinds of miraculous pills after transmigrating and then fall in love?
Accidentally Finds a Storage Ring and Returns to the 1980s as a Baby
After Transmigrating, He Finds a Jade Pendant in a Cave, and Inside It Is a Tiny World
Looking for a book.
Looking for Novels With No Romance Pairing, Any Genre, Male- or Female-Oriented
Unlimited Use of a Storage Space, with No Restrictions and All Kinds of Supplies
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating as an Old Lady Who Leaves Her Family As-Is and Lives Separately, with a Golden Finger
Are There Any Lighthearted Stories About Transmigrating into an Old Woman and Straightening Out Her Sons?
Any Similar Books? Please, Please: Inheriting a Wasteland and Turning It Into a 10A-Rated Scenic Attraction
"Inherited a Barren Mountain: Turned It Straight into a 10A-Rated Scenic Area" is so well written, and the author even adds music, hahaha (so cute). But the author got sick and stopped updating (I swear I'll wait for them to recover). I really have nothing left to read, so please recommend something.
Well-Rounded, Complex Female Characters
Whether they're righteous or villainous, noble and upright or treacherous and vicious, female characters only need to have personalities that make logical sense. I don't care if they survive to the end or only get a few chapters of description.
Good Novels to Pass the Time, Fellow Readers in a Reading Slump
Any good novels are welcome, regardless of genre. Completed ones would be great too.
Transmigrate to Ancient Times and Become a Mother-in-Law
The family are all awful, but the heroine has whipped them into shape.
Any Quick Transmigration Novels Where an Ordinary Side Character Visits Many Worlds and Lives a Quiet Life?
I'm looking for a story about an ordinary life in another world, where the protagonist is just a passerby around the main characters. There can be a love interest, or not. I want something peaceful but with a touch of the extraordinary, and a hint of being adored by everyone.
I'm in a Reading Slump. Yep, a Reading Slump.
Looking for books like "With Mystic Eyes, I Can See a Hundred Thousand Miles: I Become a Lucky Star in Another World". I want something without much advanced technology. The characters can cultivate, but it shouldn’t be like the cultivation world.
Lying in Bed, Laughing Like a Worm and Wriggling Around
Looking for books similar to Just Watch, Let's See If It Makes You Laugh Your Head Off. Strongly recommended by the only old-school bookworm on the whole internet with over 50,000 hours of reading. If it's not good, feel free to roast it!
Quick Transmigration Power Fantasies About Older Women!
I want something like Transmigrating to the 1980s: Mooching Off the Elderly Above and the Young Below, While Living Off My Family (A Family in the 1980s). A 21st-century mindset in a body from the 1970s, 80s, or 90s. A disastrous start: this old lady wants to earn money to buy a house and a car and achieve financial freedom!
I’ve Been So Bored Lately and Can’t Get Into Anything. Any Books That’ll Make Me Feel Something?
Anything goes, whether it's suspense, heartbreaking angst, or horror.
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Transmigrating to a Year of Famine: Bestie, I Can’t Take It Anymore
Reborn in the 1970s: Grandma Helps Her Transmigrated Granddaughter Connect to All the Worlds
I Transmigrated into an Eighties Grandma, Married Off the Whole Family, and Got Rich
We Fled the Famine Together, So How Did I Become the Savior?
The Old Lady Is Reborn in the 1980s, and the Ungrateful Brats All Kneel Before Me
I Struck It Rich After Finding a Qiankun Pouch
Granny Qiao Is Reborn to Catch Seafood: Ungrateful Descendants, Get Out!
Reborn as a Wicked Woman, I’m Done Pretending: Flee Before Disaster Strikes
After Transmigrating as a Virtuous Old Madam, She Stops Caring About Her Reputation
Reborn in the 1980s: Granny Li Cuts Ties, Takes Down Scumbags, and Strikes It Rich
I, the National Archery Champion, Am Reborn in an Ancient Famine
I Transmigrated into the Old Duchess, So You Unworthy Descendants Better Tremble
I’m My Own Ancestor!
Abandoned While Fleeing Famine? The Reborn Forty-Year-Old Woman Feasts on Meat and Soup
A Farmer’s Rise
The Duke’s Entire Household Is Cannon Fodder, So the Old Madam Cheats Her Way to Survival
Transmigrating into a Book and Fleeing Famine: Finding the Daughter Lost for Years
From the Start, Fleeing Famine, I Picked Up a Villain and Put Him to Work Farming the Wilderness
The Reborn Old Woman’s Laid-Back Life
Tigers, Leopards, and Wolves on the Famine Road: My Best Friend and I Empty the Storehouses
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The female lead is amazing! She's so timid and submissive. Even when the original female lead wanted to kill her, she didn't hold a grudge and even gave money to her beloved youngest son. She's clearly very powerful, but the original owner's son also loves her dearly and won't abandon her. He works hard to earn money to support them, even though his son is wicked.
Well, at first glance, I thought the female lead's initial comments would be insightful and concise, but they were only slightly better than others. The main points of criticism I've noticed so far include: 1. There is space, but the desert space is over 30 degrees Celsius and not well insulated. It's currently unknown whether it will be upgraded in the future.
It's good. The female lead is neither a saint nor cold-blooded; she's a normal person with normal logic. Some female leads seem to be playing the saint to save ungrateful wretches, which is heartbreaking; others are frighteningly cold-blooded, as if human life is worthless, and all feelings are deception—they're selfish and self-serving. This female lead, at least, did her best.
The writing is quite interesting and readable, with many satisfying moments and also a fair share of frustrating ones. The original female lead is protected by divine intervention, but her intelligence is sometimes lacking. For example, when Xiaodouzi was kidnapped and sold, she sent a letter without understanding her family's situation, almost causing their deaths.
The synopsis is well-written; it doesn't treat the original owner's three sons and two daughters like royalty. Hopefully, the female lead will set off soon; the village and her extended family are causing her a lot of trouble.
I don't know why everyone is giving this book low scores. In just a few days, the female lead saved money and food, got her travel permit, and left her original home with her mama's boy second son (the third son in her family), his elderly father (who is good at driving and can be helpful on the road), a little beggar named Xiaodouzi (who lives in the capital and whose father is an official), and…
I didn't originally intend to read this book, but the flight was so boring that I had no choice but to keep going. The reason I didn't want to read it was because of that one sentence: "The female protagonist, with her family, endured countless hardships to escape famine."
I've read up to chapter 51, and we still haven't even started the escape! I'm so tired.
Now I understand why the rating is so low. There are more than one point of criticism, as you can see in the comments. The title doesn't match either; the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) is supposed to be the female lead's, and she doesn't immediately run away. The four stars are encouragement for the author. I'll change it, OK?
She's 60 and still hasn't left. She said she'd leave on her own, but she dragged her feet, dragged a bunch of people along, and now she has to support them all. One trip up the mountain and she'll live off them for a lifetime—that's enough already!