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  1. Fleeing Famine, From Abandoned Girl to Harbinger of Disaster 逃荒,弃女到灾星 Ancient Romance323k WordsCompleted The moment her closest kin pushed her off a cliff, Shen Nian awakened an ancient granary. From then on, a new “jinx” joined the flight from famine. She could make a grain merchant's rice stores go moldy overnight, put bowls of white rice in the hands of refugees, and leave her grandmother, kneeling in the snow, with nothing but a bowl of sour porridge. Some called her a living bodhisattva; others called her a female King of Hell. Shen Nian smiled. “I'm just a discarded daughter who holds a g —Reads—Score—14d adds
  2. Fleeing Famine: Should I Start by Making the First Batch of Molten Iron? 逃荒从造出第一炉铁水开始? Ancient Romance173k WordsOngoing Lin Wanxing opened her eyes to a nightmare from the start. She had transmigrated into a refugee novel as a cannon-fodder village girl. Their food had been stolen, and she had been shoved to the back of the line to await death. All she had was a chipped clay pot, a moldy coarse-grain bun, and an abandoned iron mine that everyone dismissed as “useless because you can’t eat it.” Everyone told her, “Accept your fate. You won’t survive the winter.” Lin Wanxing smiled. They had no idea that her mind h —Reads—Score—14d adds
  3. Fleeing Famine? No, I'll Stay Here and Farm 逃荒?不,我选择原地种田 Ancient Romance199k WordsOngoing The day the whole village fled famine, I chose to stay behind. Three years later, they came back. While everyone else headed south, I led my whole family into the mountains. It wasn’t because I’d lost my mind. I’d done the math: fewer than one in ten survive the journey, so staying put gave us a chance. Three years later, when the haggard refugees passed my house, they saw rows of neat terraced fields, a yard full of chickens and ducks, and me sitting in the sun by the doorway, leisurely shellin —Reads—Score—14d adds

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