Transmigrated to a Famine Year: The Farmer’s Daughter Escapes with Fine-Grain Food

[Spatial Powers + Fleeing Famine + Natural Disasters + Chaotic Times + No Romance]

Hu Miao fought her way through the apocalypse, only to accidentally transmigrate to Daxia, a chaotic age torn apart by endless wars, frequent natural disasters, and waves of refugees.

Her grandparents, uncles, and aunts force her to marry an old man in exchange for a hefty bride price.

On the way to the wedding, bandits kidnap Hu Miao.

She infiltrates their hideout, kills their leader on her wedding night, and plunders all the food and valuables there.

Then, with a clever trick, she gets the bandits to kill every last member of her grandparents' and uncles' and aunts' families.

With war and famine ravaging the north, Hu Miao empties the Hu family home and joins the villagers on their journey south to escape the famine.

On the road, human nature gives way to savagery, and lives become worthless. Hu Miao watches coldly from the sidelines.

Anyone who threatens her life, she kills without hesitation, making sure to wipe out the whole root and branch.

With famine and war everywhere and no peaceful place to be found, she might as well raise an army and conquer the land!

In the end, Hu Miao becomes an empress, establishes an age of peace and prosperity, and frees the people from their endless wandering...

Fleeing famine? No chance. Becoming an empress is much better!