
You Want Me to Chew Bark in a Famine? I'll Feed My Whole Family Meat
荒年让我啃树皮?我带全家狂炫肉
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 840k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 饥荒年:别人啃树叶我家肉满仓Alternate title on Fanqie
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Ancient-Era Farming Stories About Buying Servants and Building a Cozy, Comfortable Life
Any genre is fine. I just want a story where the protagonist can build houses, buy land, and hire servants in ancient times, then live a happy, cozy life as a little landlord. I especially love when they hire servants who feel they've found a wonderful master! Fellow readers, please send me recommendations.
A Male Lead Who Transmigrates to Ancient Times During a Famine
Looking for books like "Kicked Out of the Family, I Start by Breaking the Ice to Catch Fish".
Ancient-Era Drought and Famine: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a System and Has Endless Food
Looking for Period Pieces Focused Purely on Hunting and Mountain Foraging
Famine, Transmigrate, Farming, System, and Doting on His Wife
Looking for famine-era + transmigration + farming + System + devoted husband + pocket dimension. Just simple rural life, with no household or palace intrigue, no horrible relatives, just a family or an entire village working hard to escape poverty and get rich.
Famine Stories Set in 1959 or 1961
Reborn Era Novels with Lots of Siblings
With lots of children born to the same mother.
One Female Lead, Growing Up Together, No Harem, One-on-One Romance, Both Leads Pure
Please recommend as few urban and school stories as possible. Otherwise, any genre is fine: sci-fi, paranormal, fantasy, horror, Western fantasy, mystery, otherworldly, post-apocalyptic, farming, Lovecraftian, light novels, slice of life... I’m not picky!
Recommend Anything That's Easy to Get Into ✌️
Please recommend some highly rated, good novels. Any genre is fine 😋
Any Relaxing, Feel-Good Novels? I'm... Falling Apart 😭😭
Looking for books like Bking's Daily Life of Cultivation.
Novels About Being Reborn in a Famine Era With a System and Pocket Dimension
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Dude, you already have so many chapters and such an awesome system, why is it that it's not the same in your hands?
I've finished reading the latest, and the rest are pretty good, except for the fact that there's a plague outside, and Da Ya can go if she wants to. Why did she sign up for the male lead without telling him that he's also going 🙂, I really can't understand this kind of white-eyed wolf, think about how terrible ancient plagues are,,,,,,
A very beautiful ancient farming novel. After reading this novel, you will feel that your brain is empty. All kinds of mindless books that Tomato couldn't stand before can now be read with gusto. After reading this book, you will unlock a new realm. Cheer for the author.
In fact, we can get some greater benefits for the protagonist. If nothing else, the house must be the most magnificent one, and we can also train some dead soldiers. The system space must be controlled with medicine, and we can get some guns and ammunition for the dead soldiers. I feel that the current protagonists are not treated as superior to others, let alone fight for hegemony, but cultivate some as early as possible, so as to leave some strength to future generations.
The character design is very realistic and the plot is okay. I will work hard to update it. I hope the author can add more.
I remember that locusts are poisonous and cannot be eaten.
The writing is very good. Although it is a system flow, it is not like some system flow books. Everything is pulled from the system. There are more than 300 chapters now, and nothing has been released from the system in large quantities. I have been following up on updates. It is worth reading.
I've just read Chapter 77 now. To be honest, the first few pictures don't seem like much, and they are similar to the farming novels on the market. But compared to other farming articles, I prefer this author's language style, which is relatively simple, and some expressions are more relevant to life. Especially in Chapter 77, where the old man passed away, I was very moved.
The whole town knew that there was a "prodigy" in this village. It's like the county magistrate doesn't know anything about it [laughs awkwardly]
It's good to read when I'm in a book shortage, it's quite heartwarming.