With Space to Spare, an Orphan Has Nothing to Fear While Fleeing Famine
灾年逃荒有空间，孤女吃喝不愁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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167Chapters
2.6kReads · 30 days
124.3kReads · all time
230Shelves
7.1Score
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Advantages: A very good female protagonist in a no-romance (no romantic pairing) famine escape novel. She's well-developed, not overly ruthless or overly saintly, and will help the weak within her capabilities. She's also ruthless when encountering disgusting people. The famine escape is quite enjoyable to read. The plot generally revolves around escaping, eating, and eventually settling down.
It's a no-romance story that I like, but it's too short. It could have been expanded upon to be more substantial. The writing space wasn't utilized well; I often forgot to use it. There wasn't enough writing about the escape route, so the content wasn't rich enough. I'll still give it five stars.
The beginning was quite good, but why did they inexplicably escort that princess? They clearly got a lot of money from the Zhu family, and they even had an official seal, yet they used scissors to cut up the parts without the seal. Also, the straw hat was actually bought, but when they needed it, they said they didn't have one. It made things a bit complicated for them.
I finished reading it. It was pretty good. There was no romantic pairing. The female lead fled famine for six months, experiencing drought, floods, earthquakes, and snowstorms. Finally, she settled down in a small village in Jiangnan. The villagers were all very kind and friendly.
It's watchable, with no major flaws. There's no romantic pairing, and the main character is decisive. The first half mainly focuses on the refugees, and the part about the refugees is written quite well. The part about settling down after fleeing the famine was rather boring, and the content after settling down felt like it was mostly just padding the word count.
It's very well-written! Especially the epilogue, which explains the fates of the supporting characters! That's really great! Many authors don't write the endings for all the supporting characters, and it's really frustrating not to see them! The female lead is kind but not a saint, and she has her principles. Although there's no romance, it's very enjoyable to read. I just thought she'd settle down and do some small business, but I didn't expect her business to grow so big.
It's great! The female lead has a spatial ability, but it's only used for storing supplies! She's not a violent person and doesn't rob others of their resources. Her life isn't exactly comfortable, and she goes through many hardships and near-death experiences on her escape route, but thankfully, she finally finds a bright future!
The female protagonist has a resilient personality. Although she is a person from the apocalypse, she is a bit cold but also has a warm heart. The escape story is full of ups and downs and there will be some flaws, which I think is normal. No one is perfect. The ending is also good. The epilogue explains everything clearly. People who like escape stories can take a look.
The author's writing is excellent!
The only thing that's not satisfying is that everyone was killed, so why not loot the corpses?