Fleeing Famine After Transmigration: With My Space, I Have Nothing to Fear

Liu Ye, a modern office worker who died from overwork, transmigrates into the body of a mentally disabled girl in a drought-stricken northern village during a famine. The original owner, known only as "Big Fool," was subjected to relentless abuse by her entire family, including her parents, sisters, and grandparents, who treated her as a servant and punching bag. Liu Ye awakens in a pigsty and discovers a mysterious black ring that grants her a spatial storage ability containing a Spirit Spring Well and fertile black soil. This space allows plants to grow at an accelerated rate and provides healing water, giving her the physical strength and resources she lacked.

Initially, Liu Ye endures the abuse while secretly using her space to steal food and supplies from her captors. She stores the family's valuable pig, causing chaos and anger among the Liu family, who blame her for the loss. After a confrontation where she defends herself against her abusive father and mother, the Liu family, led by the village chief, formally severs all ties with her. Liu Ye is given a dilapidated abandoned house at the village entrance, marking her first taste of independence from her tormentors.

During her time in the mountains, Liu Ye encounters Bai Zilin, a skilled hunter who is also mistreated by his own family. Bai Zilin shows her kindness by sharing food and offering protection, unaware that she is not truly foolish. Their relationship develops as Liu Ye begins to rely on him for companionship in a harsh world. However, tragedy strikes when Bai Zilin is severely injured by a wolf pack, suffering crushed leg bones that leave him believing he will never walk again. His own father threatens to abandon him if he cannot recover, mirroring the abuse Liu Ye experienced.

Liu Ye tends to Bai Zilin's wounds using the healing properties of the spirit spring water from her space. The water accelerates his recovery dramatically, allowing him to regain the use of his legs. This act of care deepens their bond, and Liu Ye realizes that Bai Zilin is her only ally in this new world. Meanwhile, the drought worsens, and rumors spread of mass migrations southward to escape starvation. Liu Ye prepares for this eventual exodus by stockpiling food and resources in her space, including wild game, vegetables, and farming tools.

As the famine intensifies, the social dynamics of the village shift. Bai Zilin's family faces increasing hardship, and his father's cruelty becomes more apparent. Liu Ye witnesses the suffering of those around her, including Bai Zilin's younger sister, who is bullied by peers. Despite the chaos, Liu Ye maintains her focus on survival and building a better future. She continues to use her space to grow crops and store provisions, ensuring she will not starve when the migration begins. The story sets the stage for Liu Ye and Bai Zilin to face the challenges of the journey south together, leaving behind the abuse of their past lives.