Wiki & Encyclopedia: The Lucky Girl From The Farm Family: Take Space To Escape The Famine

The protagonist, a woman who has transmigrated or been reborn. She is physically strong and assertive, caring for her younger brothers while navigating a harsh survival situation.

Fu Manman's uncle. A selfish, greedy, and cowardly man willing to endanger his niece for his own survival.

Fu Changping's wife. She is cruel and opportunistic, physically attacking Fu Manman to force her out of the family group.

The authoritative figure of their group, who orchestrates the expulsion of Fu Manman to ensure the survival of the rest of the clan.

A neighbor of the Fu family who shows a pragmatic interest in adopting Fu An.

Fu Manman's younger brother. A responsible, kind-hearted boy who chooses to stay with his sister despite the danger.

The infant younger brother of Fu Manman, whom she is determined to protect.

A character who confronts Fu Manman, displaying arrogance and malice.

The second younger brother of Fu Manman, whom Fu An brings along.

A local ruffian and bully who attempts to take advantage of vulnerable people within the crowded temple. He is arrogant but easily intimidated by superior strength.

A fragile, starving infant currently in the care of Fu Manman. The child is in critical condition and heavily reliant on the protagonist for survival.

Fu Manman's younger sister who was previously sold by the original Fu Manman in exchange for food, due to the manipulation of Fu Yunli.

The eldest son of Fu Changping. He despises Fu Manman and resents that she is stronger than him despite her younger age.

The daughter of Fu Changping. She holds a grudge against Fu Manman for having previously taken her food.

The authoritative Clan Elder of Fujia Village. A greedy, manipulative, and oppressive figure who uses his status to hoard resources and persecute others, prioritizing his own comfort and family over clan welfare.

Deceased guardian figure who saved the children from death and provided them with identities. Respected by the surviving brothers for his kindness.

The younger sister of Fu An and Fu Qiang, who was sold by Fu Manman in exchange for a steamed bun.

A kind-hearted, authoritative man who appears to have some education and martial arts experience. He acts as a protector to his own family and shows genuine compassion towards the Fu siblings by sharing his food.

A very young girl who is severely malnourished and suffering from a mysterious, likely fatal, illness. Her deteriorating condition causes distress to her mother and the surrounding refugees.

A desperate father among the refugees trying to forage for food for his children.

A group of barbarian soldiers known for their brutality, including cannibalism, that poses a severe threat to those fleeing the famine.

The wife of Chang Zhong, traveling with her husband and three children.

A man of principle and chivalry, though lacking genuine martial arts skill. He deeply loves his wife, Lu Hua, and his children, and is willing to sacrifice himself for them.

A legendary figure among the common people, rumored to bring a better life to the citizens of the North. His true identity and age remain a mystery.

The six-year-old son of Luhua and Chang Zhong, and brother to Chang You and Chang Dong'er.

The six-year-old son of Luhua and Chang Zhong, and brother to Chang Zuo and Chang Dong'er.

The four-year-old daughter of Luhua and Chang Zhong, known for her sweet and innocent demeanor.

A severely injured tigress who approaches the group not to attack, but to entrust her cub to Fu Manman before departing to die.

The cub of the Mother Tiger, entrusted to the care of Fu Manman.

A young child under the care of Fu Qiang.

Wife of Chang Zhong, capable and skilled at cooking.

An infant who has lost his mother, now dependent on Fu Manman and her brothers for survival and nourishment.

A brutal foreign invader force that sacked cities and caused the displacement of the population.

An infant under the care of Fu Manman.

A woman traveling with the group who takes an observant and caring interest in the well-being of the children.

A young tiger cub who travels with the group and often vocalizes in tandem with the baby.

A young tiger cub recently acquired by the group, requiring feeding and care from Fu Manman.

A spoiled and arrogant young lady from the Ouyang family. She is physically weak but possesses basic, cruel martial skills. She attempts to attack Fu Manman but is defeated and humiliated.

The elderly head or elder of the Ouyang family who dotes on Ouyang Feiyan and seeks vengeance against the refugees for injuring her granddaughter.

The City Lord of Feng City. He possesses a cold, discriminatory nature, prioritizing the preservation of his city over the lives of the peasantry and refugees, whom he views as disposable.

The daughter of Ouyang Wude and renowned as the greatest beauty of the Tian Sheng dynasty. She is vain, manipulative, and calculated, seeking to use her public image to seduce the Little Beiyang King and secure power.

A servant girl employed by the Ouyang household. She is submissive and executes the cold or harsh orders given by Ouyang Feiyue without question.

The eldest of the three Cao brothers. He is physically small, greedy, and prone to making baseless, fearful accusations about others to justify his fear of them.

The youngest of the three Cao brothers. He is observant but cowardly, fearing conflict with those who appear stronger than his group.

A well-read young refugee who understands the historical and political hierarchies of the kingdom and provides information to others.

A refugee who harbors admiration for the Beiyang King and takes pride in his long beard, reflecting the common grooming standards of the kingdom.

An elderly refugee who staunchly defends the traditional class system, believing that social order cannot exist without hierarchy.

A couple who have built mutual trust with Fu Manman's family during their journey and now assist with logistics.