
The Fake Heiress Uses Her Modern Connection to Stock Up Early and Flee the Famine
假千金靠通现代,提前囤货逃荒
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 1d ago
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- Fanqie
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- In the Famine Years, the Fake Heiress Stockpiled Goods from Both Past and Present to Escape the Famine饥荒年,假千金靠通古今囤货逃荒Former title · until Oct 2026
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The heroine is very smart and witty. I like all protagonists with brains. It's also good to have CP. Who said that all heroines should be nuns? Love is not a scourge. The key is to see how it is dealt with in the follow-up.
It's good-looking, has golden fingers, and the author writes it very realistically. What I like most is that the heroine can care for other living beings under certain conditions. I still think that caring women are more peaceful and calm.
A very good article, the writing is delicate and logical, the heroine is tough, rational and intelligent, and she wears modern clothes in a different way. The score should never be so low. It is much better than the 9.2 Book I read a while ago. Recommended by old bookworms
I feel pretty comfortable overall now. 1. She is a responsible heroine. I looked through the comments before and found that someone commented on "The Holy Mother". I totally disagree with it. The heroine has knowledge of the past and present, and does her best to help even strangers while protecting herself. Can this be considered a saint? Maybe you don't like the selfish protagonist who has locusts passing by and geese plucking their feathers? You and I are both ordinary people. You can think about what kind of protagonist you would like to meet if it were you. 2. Some of the words used are too modern, and the farmers speak in a cultured manner, which can sometimes be a bit dramatic. Oops, I abandoned the book. The progress is so slow, and I have to explain all the motivations for doing something. In fact, this is something that is left to the readers to experience. I feel so tired from reading it. Moreover, everyone speaks very literately. The heroine's father is a hunter. He seems to be very literate, knowledgeable and strategic.
I saw a review of a book with more than seventy chapters. The heroine is very smart. It's not like the cool novels I've read in the past (it's very satisfying to make calculations and then be slapped in the face). It feels like the heroine can easily open up all the roads just by moving her fingers. Her IQ is so high that it can't be measured on the answer sheet. Very precise stuck point. There are no routines and the text is very smooth to read, which is very motivating to read. Because the heroine is a native, she doesn't understand modern times, but it's also very reasonable. She doesn't know there are cameras, doesn't understand the law, and doesn't know if there are animals in jail that can't be sold.
It's tied, so far so good. The heroine is a fake daughter who was deliberately swapped. In her previous life, she was tricked into thinking that she jumped into the river. In this life, she was rescued, and she also has a golden finger that can travel through the past and present. The heroine's father was reborn. He was a scalper in his previous life. In this life, he knew about the coming crisis and took his family to escape in advance. It looks relatively comfortable at the moment. The heroine has a golden finger and can obtain modern knowledge and materials, but she has always been cautious, knowing that taking things out will attract people to covet her, and she will be willing to give up the profits to find the protection of her thighs. Overall, the escape was relatively smooth. The heroine was willing to spend money and give things to her, but it was a bit unrealistic to take out so much food along the way. It has been updated to the point where the heroine arrives in the Northwest and starts growing peppers, making wool felt, and opening restaurants. There are currently many career possibilities. Even the villagers are still on their way to escape, and the best aunt and cousin are still jumping around. They don't know what will happen after they meet up.
This is the most reasonable one I have ever read on the same subject. The heroine is very rational and smart, and can analyze some of the behaviors of modern people. She will secretly observe something she has never seen before, and will not directly ask questions if she is surprised. Many other people from ancient times to modern times have the protagonist who doesn't understand anything, is dressed in rags and dirty, and can't understand what he is talking to. He doesn't know anything about it. When modern people see this, they will be frightened. They will probably think that they have been abducted and call the police. I often meet a kind-hearted person who almost feeds food into the protagonist's mouth. The protagonist doesn't think or try to hide his identity as an ancient person. He just keeps silent when something happens, and the kind-hearted person just gives him a reasonable reason. It's quite frivolous.
A very nice escape story. The heroine is smart and courageous. She has the opportunity to travel back and forth to another world. On the premise of ensuring her own safety, she is also willing to help the poor people she meets along the way. She is kind and righteous, and the protagonist's image is well created. The supporting characters in this article are not stereotyped, and the villain is also portrayed in a profound way. The situations encountered at each pass on the escape route are different. The story has ups and downs and is fascinating.
The heroine is really strong and can withstand anything 👍 There are special regulations [I understand]
The heroine's IQ is always online, the plot is reasonable, and it's quite enjoyable to watch. It would be better if there were more updates every day.