
Xiaohua's Famine Escape
小花逃荒记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 14h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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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!
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...
The Female Lead Transmigrates, and the Whole Village Flees Famine Together, United and Loving
I'm looking for books like "Eldest Sister of the Farming Family: Fleeing Famine and Farming with a Spirit Spring Space". I'm fine with a space, a golden finger, or a System. The heroine can transmigrate to another time or place, lead her village in fleeing famine into the mountains, or something along those lines. I want a close-knit group with no awful people, everyone treating the heroine well, and a strong heroine
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🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️It's been a long time since I've seen a book that's so agreeable to my tastes. I've tied it up and reviewed it. The whole book is filled with a touch of tenderness and peace of mind. The heroine starts escaping from the past. People in the village help each other and support each other. They travel through mountains and rivers all the way. There are not too many superficial intrigues and neighbor conflicts like the escape novels I have read in the past. There are no forced conflicts and plots. The heroine Xiaohua actually doesn't have a golden finger. She worked hard to survive with her sister when she first escaped from the famine, and then settled down to study medicine diligently. She had no space, no abilities, no system, and worked hard for a stable life. The journey of escaping from the famine was very hard, but it was not just about describing the hardship, but really describing everyone's tenacity and solidarity. Xiaohua Xiaocao is really a very, very good baby 🥹❤️❤️ Watching them walking along, it seems that you can really feel some of the tenacity and courage conveyed by this... I really... Like it...😭❤️❤️
The heroine and sister both felt their hearts melt after watching this, it was so healing ₍ᐢ⸝⸝› ̫‹⸝⸝ᐢ₎. The early stage of escaping from the famine felt quite real. It was a three-, four-, five-, three-, four-, and five-day meal. It was not particularly exciting and made the reader feel bored, but it was not so bitter that it made the reader uncomfortable. The author has a good grasp of the rhythm of the writing! After I moved into the village later, I had the same feeling as Xiaohua. Watching the small house add things little by little, the days are getting better and better, I am very happy🥰. It is now even, I can't get enough of it 😢😢😢, please give the author more updates!!!
I like it very much. It's plain and real. Although the heroine is wise, she still behaves like a nine-year-old child and is not omnipotent. It's not like some novels that describe escape as traveling or as tragic as making people feel depressed. Thanks to the author, please update a lot 🤭
After reading several escape novels in a row, I finally found one that I can read. The heroine travels to ancient times and becomes a 9-year-old child and escapes with her sister. It is not like the time-travel girl who is omnipotent, but she is not pretentious, complains, or relies on adults. The huge gap from modern times to ancient times does not give her much time to grieve. As she said, when she opens her eyes, she is in trouble and when she lifts her feet, it is survival. She relies on her own wisdom and skills to support her two sisters. She has a calm core and is strong, but she will burst into tears when the village chief tries Qinggang powder for her first. This emotional turn made her image plump up. Now let's talk about this village. The village chief is a good person, and the villagers don't have a lot of intrigues and intrigues. Maybe there are two people who have other ideas, but everyone will be in the same boat between collective interests and survival. There are some complaints, but they will not affect the overall situation... There are also some details that I think are unfair. For example, when the village catches prey, it is not based on the amount of effort, but is divided based on the head. Adults and children have the same meat. Adults eat less, children and the elderly eat more. Then if the household that contributes more but has fewer people is not at a loss, then I did some calculations. There are about 8 people in the village chief's family, 9 people in Granny Huang's family, and 2 people in the hostess's family. The total number of people is 80 people, 18 households. In other words, the other people are about 4 people per household. I seem to understand it again~ The early days of escaping were really exciting. Later, when I became a teacher, I just saw doctors every day. I saved dozens of chapters and opened them all about medical consultations and practice. Some of the prescriptions looked like they were generated by AI... I no longer have the same urgency to catch up on updates as before.
So far, it seems that the writing is really good, the plot is reasonable, and I hope it will have a beginning and an end. However, Xiaocao was 5 years old at the beginning, and later it was written as 6 years old. 5 Years old is more reasonable, as a 6-year-old rural child can do a lot of work. I also don't like to read those articles that describe the escape from famine in a tragic and depressing way. The author's article is pretty good so far, and I like it quite a lot.
It's very good. I've read more than seventy chapters. When I went into the mountains, I felt like I was on a camping outing. There was no sense of urgency to escape and there were no major ups and downs in the plot. I read it because the novel was called Xiaohua's Escape. I wanted to read about the various aspects of life and the difficulty of escaping. But Xiaohua and the others avoided passers-by the whole time. It was indeed a smart move. But when reading the novel, I felt that the perspective was single. It felt like it was all the busyness of the villagers. There is no difference between nothing and no escape. The novel is very interesting and the writing is good.
When I read Chapter 8, I think it's a group portrait. After reading Chapter 8, less than half of the plot is about the heroine. It's all about the whole village. The plot between the village chief and his son feels more memorable than that of the heroine. There are also some words that are said repeatedly, just like AI. For example, the heroine is XX's sister, and she must resist the narration's sensational words. Only AI will emphasize it repeatedly in each plot, because AI does not know that it is repeated, and it is impossible to repeatedly emphasize things that are named at the beginning of the chapter.
In fact, I haven't watched it for a long time, but I think it's pretty good. But I saw a lot of comments talking about my sister, and I think it's too harsh. First of all, my sister is 6 years old. 6 Years old in ancient times is 5 years old now, and 5 years old is still 2 years away from elementary school. She is just a child, an ancient child with malnourished parents who died young. She is not a superman, and she is not a sister. She does not have the soul of a modern adult in her mind. Friends, at this age, your child might still be yelling on the high-speed train, or even rolling around in front of a toy store. Doesn't he have any idea about the age of 5? And under normal circumstances, the younger sister will do the work, and the younger sister will cook when she wakes up, right? Escape is not a walk, friends. Thirst, hunger, lack of salt, and exhaustion are all day in and day out. If you eat and drink enough, you can't bear the weight. Go to the park and walk on a flat road. Try walking for a day. Just walk with your eyes open every day. Let you eat and drink enough. You will make trouble in less than a week. She doesn't cry. It's already very difficult not to make trouble, and let my sister work, what kind of work do you want her to do, go to look for wild vegetables with her sister? Do you want to take the baggage with you? I don't dare to bet that no one will take it. Carrying it is a heavy burden, and working requires more food. Is there enough food for two people? Is there enough water to drink?
It's very beautiful, but actually there is no golden finger. Xiaohua is very hard-working and smart. She relies on her own hands and wisdom to support herself and her sister. I like this rhythm of slowly stocking up and getting better. Moreover, the people around him are basically good people, there is nothing super, and it makes people's hearts warm. The portrayal of the female characters is also very good, I like it~
Two sisters, one 9 years old and the other 6 years old, cling to each other and rely on each other. With the help of their neighbors, they escape famine with the villagers, go through hardships and walk on the road of hope. The heroine is tenacious and strong, helping everyone find water and food.