Gu Duoyi's Farming Life

The Wang and Gu families have always been shameless and a bit verbose. A certain plot repeats that the male and female protagonists have a shallow relationship, crazy money coming in, careless money going out, illogical, unclear, a poor mountain village connected to a very, no, super rich county, and I don't know how to become rich. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I feel like this is it. This is just my own experience. It can also be regarded as a bit of advice. Writing is not easy, so try your best!

I really can't get enough of this book, it's really great! The book is rich in content, which greatly attracted my attention. I couldn't wait to read it, but I finished it without realizing it I wanted to read it so much! Author, please keep updating! [Emot=default,17/]

The writing is quite good, but the author may have forgotten that the wine was sold for 10,000 taels of silver, which left him with not enough money to buy a shop. 😛

This book is really well written, the content is rich and fascinating, and the story is vivid and touching. This is a rare and good book, don't miss it!

In the finale, the male protagonist loses his memory. Will a lot of women in the harem and the heroine grow old together? Here comes a lot of princes and princesses. How can the heroine survive the days of intrigue? Did you agree to be a couple for the rest of your life? Bad writing.

I want to know what is written next? The previous part was okay, not off topic. What about behind? It's getting more and more boring, and it feels like it's beyond recognition

Let me tell you my evaluation of this book: It was originally a good time-travel farming story, but in the end it was abruptly changed to a quick-travel story. The key point is that the heroine finally came back from the mission. A hundred years have passed. The hero returned the three thousand beauties in the harem (all of whom have already slept with her). The heroine had previously said that as long as the hero had another woman, she would not want her. However, in the end, in order to let the hero recover his past life memories, she actually didn't mind that much. I just want to ask: Author, are you sure you are not joking? ? ? I don't know how other readers feel. Anyway, when I read those short clips about the male protagonist sleeping in the harem, I felt quite disgusting (the male and female protagonists were so in love before, but now they are so disgusting). I wanted to cry, eh eh eh

I advise everyone not to chase after you, it will be a waste of time. The amnesia scene is good once, but too much will make you tired. After the female protagonist loses her memory, the male protagonist follows. What is especially incomprehensible is that the heroine meets a woman who says that the heroine is her daughter. When she takes the heroine back to the village, the villagers all say that the heroine is the woman's daughter Shuanghua who ran away. Well, the one named Shuanghua looks exactly like the heroine. Later, I met a girl who looked exactly like the heroine in another country. She died on the scene. The heroine took over her identity. The most incomprehensible thing is that the name was exactly the same as the heroine's original name, word for word. Don't you think it's baffling? In addition, the life experiences of the male and female protagonists are endless. The female protagonist is not biological, and her parents will not like it. The male protagonist is even weirder. He is already sure who is the father and who is the mother. He even ran away to another country to live with his grandmother. In the end, he lost his memory and ran away to a more powerful country to become the second prince. I saw other people's book reviews below, and I also want to ask, how many years have passed since the hero and heroine got married but they still haven't had any children, and the younger brother and sister are already talking about getting married, but I feel like the older sister is still a little girl who just got married, and she has given up on it.

Damn, this was well written, but it ended badly at the end. Damn, this sudden commotion really hit my back. I suddenly regretted that I stayed up all night for two days. I was so annoyed.

Now that I see the heroine taking her whole family to the capital, I have a lot of questions. First, the heroine married the hero when she was fifteen. After the hero left, although the specific time was not specified, it was estimated that it was more than a year, so the heroine was sixteen years old. However, the heroine found out that the Ning family had a child who had been missing for fourteen years. Is the author confused? Second, when the heroine was just reborn, it was said that the heroine's brother was seven or eight years old but only four or five years old. The heroine married the hero a few months after she was reborn. After almost a year, when she arrived in the capital, her brother was already eleven or twelve years old? I struggle with these details, although they are low, but the details can show the author's attitude. Please author🙏, can you be more careful, have a clear outline, remember to correct typos after writing, and the plot jumps too fast, and some parts are incomprehensible.