
Beyond the Void: Surviving the Famine Years
凌虚之上:荒年求生记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 15h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 7
Any Lone-Wolf Stories? Female-Oriented, No Romance
The female protagonist is completely alone, with no family and no partner. She can get along with other people, but has no teammates and always moves forward alone. Any genre is fine, such as survival, infinite-flow, or apocalypse stories, like that one about the split personality.
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.
Apocalypse Stories! Strong Female Lead! Not a Single Flaw! Not One!
Looking for books similar to "Reborn to Stockpile Supplies: It’s the Apocalypse, Who’s Going to Spoil You?" I don’t care whether there’s a CP or not, but if the protagonist is all about herself and there’s no CP, then don’t have people flirting back and forth. Seriously, I’m so done with that.
Fleeing Famine: No Romance, No Picking Up Strays, No Family, Logical, and Fast-Paced
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrated into a Famine Year, the Wicked Woman Fights Her Way Through the Wilderness Alone".
As Far as I’m Concerned, No Novel Without Romance Is Any Good!
Disagree? Come argue!!!
Fleeing Famine, Not Exile: Logical Stories With No Goody-Two-Shoes Leads
A Cool, Powerful Female Lead in an Ancient-Style Setting, Ruthless and Decisive, Controlling Everything
A powerful female lead whose intelligence and combat ability are both off the charts. She is skilled at keeping control of the entire situation, dominant, set in an ancient-style world, and of noble status. Anyone foolish enough to provoke her will end up wishing they were dead.
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What a great book. The subject matter is very novel. It turns survival in the lean years into a survival experiment. The heroine gradually integrates from modern thinking into the deserted world, and survives among refugees and defeated soldiers. The plot is tense and exciting. The writing is also very immersive.
This is different from the heroines I have read. Some heroines are not super strong or very stubborn. This book made me feel very fresh. The heroine is so miserable. I was scared when I read the first part. I was afraid that the heroine would get hurt or something. I was impressed by the fact that the author did not abuse the heroine. I haven't seen the second part yet. I hope the second part is as exciting as the first. Please come on, author.
It's great. I, an old bookworm who often doesn't want to read it, couldn't stop reading it. I just have a doubt. The officers and soldiers have been chasing a little girl. Can't she dress up as a boy and change into a tomboy? It's not difficult to wear ragged men's clothes on the way to escape. She is still young and her gender characteristics are not obvious.
It's quite interesting. It's a different kind of escape. It's different from the ordinary digging and eating in the mountains and hunting wild beasts. The heroine's escape is equivalent to running for her life. She climbed one mountain after another and had to be a lone wolf. Goldfinger is acceptable, not too big.
I'll give the novel five stars, and I'll wait until I finish the novel to comment in detail.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a good-looking novel about a strong female character. I hate the heroine in ink the most. I hope the second one is as good-looking. I'll read it first and give the author a thumbs up.
I like this book. The author's writing style is very good. It's not like those books that are all the same.
The writing is super exciting, the plots are linked one after another, and the stories are continued one after another. It makes people often stay up late to finish it. It must be praised with five stars!
The plot logic is very strong and the foreshadowing is done very well.
I can't get enough of it. The author's writing is good, the logic is reasonable, and the plot is often unexpected.