After Three Years of Drought, I Arrive Just in Time to Flee Famine
大旱三年，穿过来就逃荒
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- Completed
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- 525k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 5mo ago
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No Romance!!!! Do You Even Know What No Romance Means? Stop Recommending Romance 😐
Looking for female-oriented stories with no CP. The protagonist can be a lone wolf, or it can have an ensemble cast. I just want no CP, and no romantic tension either!
Any Stories About Fleeing Famine, With a Longer Journey? The Heroine Shouldn't Be Too Much of a Saint
No Romance, No Raising Kids, No Women Fighting Each Other, No Foolishly Generous Heroine, No Excessive Kindness
Why do female-oriented transmigration stories always have the female lead either hand some guy a golden finger or raise a bunch of kids?! And why are all the female characters except the protagonist so badly written in so many stories?! Women can be exceptional too, it's not just an exception! If you hate women, don't write female-oriented fiction!!!
Strong Female Lead, No Romance, Apocalypse, Lone Wolf, Cold and Self-Serving
Any Novels with Fresh Takes on the Golden Finger Trope?
Looking for fresh and unusual golden finger novels. I've grown tired of these already. Only something I haven't read before can get an old bookworm interested.
Survival, No Romance, Lone Wolves. Please Don't Recommend Random Books. I'm Seriously Depressed by Them.
I want survival stories involving the ocean, rafts, caves, and things like that. Survival stories only: no apocalypse, cultivation, or ghosts. None at all, thanks. Please read carefully before recommending anything. Don’t make me wonder if you’re blind. Thank you (❁´ω`❁)
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.
Looking for a No-CP, Space-Storage, Lone-Wolf Survival Journey During a Famine. No CP, Space Storage, Lone Wolf
Ancient-Era Stories About Disasters, War, and Fleeing Famine
I've suddenly gotten into ancient-era stories about people fleeing famine. With or without a golden finger is fine! Exile stories are fine too!
Please Recommend Good Famine-Escape Stories. I've Been Hooked on Them Lately and Have Read All the Good Ones
I Love Ancient-Era Flight-from-Famine Stories. A Golden Finger Is Fine, but the Plot Must Be Logically Sound
Looking for books similar to "Zombie Catastrophe: A Survival Guide to the Ancient Apocalypse." Like this one, where the protagonist survives even without a golden finger. I'm looking for an ancient-era famine escape story that's meticulous, meticulous, and more meticulous. A golden finger is fine, but everything the protagonist has must have a clear source, and...
Natural Disasters, Fleeing Famine, Complete
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
No Romance, Female Protagonist, Any Genre: No Flirting, No Stupid Characters
Important things must be said three times: No romance! No romance!! No romance!!! No flirting! No flirting!! No flirting!!! No idiotic characters! No idiotic characters!! No idiotic characters!!! Good morals! Good morals!! Good morals!!!
Famine-Escape Stories With No Saintly Protagonists, Preferably About a Family Fleeing Together
I'm looking for books like "A Farming Girl Supporting Her Family Through Ancient Natural Disasters". 1. The heroine shouldn't play saint and feed the whole village. Ideally, the family escapes the famine on their own. 2. There can be awful relatives, as long as they're out of the picture early. No meekly putting up with everything or suffering in silence.
I Hate It When People Recommend Romance Stories in No-CP Threads. Looking for Truly No-CP Stories
Strong Female Lead, No Romance!!! Strong Female Lead, No Romance!!! Strong Female Lead, No Romance!!!
No Romance! No Romance! No Romance! Highly Recommended, Thanks ʱªʱªʱª (ᕑᗢᓫ
Stories Where the Female Lead Has a Pocket Dimension and Doesn't Tell Anyone
You can never know what people are really thinking... The heroine can help others, but she shouldn’t tell anyone about it. Never test human nature! Any kind of pocket-space or System story with a golden finger is fine, as long as the protagonist has some brains 🉑️ I’ve been in a reading slump for days, please help!
Portable Space + Historical Romance + Fleeing Famine: I Want Them to Use the Supplies They Stockpile, Not Let Them Go to Waste
I don't want stories where they stockpile a ton of supplies for all sorts of reasons, only to end up eating bran and wild greens...
No Romance, Lone-Wolf Survival, Space, and Farming While Fleeing Famine. No Saintly Leads, No Kids, No Manufactured Hardship
Looking for stories like Good Grief! This Wicked Orphan Has a Cheat Ability! I'm all in, please recommend something! No picking up strays!!! No raising kids!!! Ideally, the protagonist has no parents. The protagonist can be male or female!
Stockpiling Food During a Famine
Modern or historical settings are both fine. I just want details about the female lead stockpiling food before a famine.
A Perfect 10: Refugee Survival, Farming, Strong Female Lead, No Saintly Behavior, No Evil Stepmother
I'm looking for books like Fleeing Famine: After Breaking Off My Engagement, I Revamped My Life in Ancient Times.
No Romance, Only Recommending No-Romance Novels (No CP)
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Reborn Amid War and Famine: My Husband Rises from Refugee to Powerful Official
The Beloved Little Darling Is Blessed to the Full: An Easy Win on the Road to Escape Famine
Reuniting in Ancient Times with My Mom, Who Died Young, and a Convenience Store
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I Transmigrate into a Refugee Flight and Turn the Tables with My Douyin Favorites
Armed with Strength and a Pocket Dimension, I Went Wild Surviving on My Own
Fleeing Famine with a Full Granary: The Six Kids Treat Their Wicked Stepmother Like a Treasure
The Stepmother Is All Rebellion! She Flees the Famine with the Kids and Feasts on Meat at Every Meal
A Starfaring Couple in a Chaotic World, Leading the Nobility Into a New Era
System Across Worlds: The Madman’s Self-Cultivation
Apocalypse Disaster: An Orphan Escapes Famine Alone with Her Pocket Dimension
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The Farmer’s Daughter Is a War Goddess: Transmigrated as a Widow, She Flees Famine with Her Child
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It's alright, watchable, but the female lead's emotions are a bit abnormal. One minute she's terrified of dead people's faces, the next she's happily humming a song. One minute she's willing to kill people, the next she's afraid of dead people's shoes; the emotional shifts are too fast.
This is truly well-written. Starting from her escape from a famine in another world, she doesn't settle for the status quo like other transmigrators. As she develops in this new world, an inner belief constantly reminds her to return home. The setting is excellent; each transmigrator has their own cycle of reincarnation.
The author's writing style is refreshing, the story is unconventional, and the female lead is independent and capable! It's a different kind of style from Tomato Novels. Looking forward to the next installment.
A highly recommended famine relief story, no romance, the female lead lives to be over two hundred years old! In 1910, she returned to another timeline in 1910 with the appearance of a 15-year-old, her actual age being 15 + 60 = 75. In 1990, she returned to her homeland and adopted a little girl who resembled herself as an infant.
I've read up to chapter 129 so far, and overall it's pretty good. Chapters 124 to 128 suddenly turn into a horror movie; oh my god, I stayed up all night reading it and was so scared I just stayed up until dawn. I've written reviews and complaints about many of the earlier chapters, but nobody's perfect, and no story is perfect. Criticisms aside, the novel is still enjoyable so far.
Five stars for the female lead's decisiveness and ruthlessness; she never fights unprepared and always prepares in advance. She's truly brave, strong, intelligent, and cautious. This story is also quite original; I thought it would be like other stories where the protagonist escapes famine and finds a place to settle down. But instead, she goes overseas and eventually returns to the future.
This is an excellent novel. It avoids clichés and doesn't portray characters as overly idealistic or saintly. While the writing and characters were somewhat inconsistent at the beginning, it improves significantly over time. I'd give it a 9 out of 10. There's absolutely no romance; the protagonist focuses entirely on his career from start to finish, which is excellent.
It's alright, a bit slow, doesn't like teaming up, and talks less when killing. Hopefully, they'll be more decisive and mind their own business later on. Collect more supplies. Keep it up!
The writing is good, and the concept is ingenious. Using time travel as a medium, it resolves the author's regrets. Psychology often says that childhood traumas require the inner child to grow and heal. Being an author is like giving yourself a second chance. There's also a cliffhanger at the end; hopefully, there will be an epilogue to fill in the gaps.
It's good, really good, especially the female lead's character. She's not the ruthless, doomsday heroine; she just wants to live well and, within her capabilities, consider the greater good of the nation. Her return and tireless efforts for her country at the end almost brought tears to my eyes. The ending is quite heartwarming, but is that famine-stricken world an alternate world or ancient times? Author, the way you've done it feels a bit confusing.