The Special Agent Princess Consort: Marry a Prince and Start Farming
特工王妃：拐个王爷好种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
271Chapters
22Reads · 30 days
136.9kReads · all time
8.3Score
13Listens
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Any Hunting Novels with Guns, Legal Hunting, Farm Patrols, and Wild Boar?
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Female Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times and Flees Famine
I don't want the story to begin with fleeing a famine. I'd prefer one where the heroine transmigrates into a family that's fairly well-off, or where she first helps her family earn money and stock up on supplies before they flee.
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Fifty-two generals have fallen in battle, and the princess has been captured. With no other choice, the wastrel son takes his father's place in the army, leading a thousand recruits to the frontier to fight the enemy. Half a month later, he receives surrender letters from eight nations!
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Well… it was alright, but the ending was too rushed. It would have been better if it had been more detailed and included a side story about life after giving birth.
It's not bad; I quite like reading novels featuring strong female leads.
Actually, I noticed something the author forgot to mention, and that's Qianmo's ending.
It's alright, but it feels like I've seen it before. The female lead is... Well, she's quick to start a fight at the drop of a hat. I quite like her.
It was alright, everything went smoothly, but it didn't say anything about Qianmo.
Overall, I'm quite satisfied. It manages to capture the reader's interest and evoke empathy in every aspect. The ending is a bit simple, but that's not a big problem. Keep it up! ^0^~✧ෆ◞◟˃̶̤⌄˂̶̤⋆biubiu
It was amazing and super entertaining, I give it a perfect score!
Very appealing, great, five stars!
The article has a clear theme, logical thinking, and fluent language. The arrangement of the clues is reasonable and logical. I hope the author will continue to write even better articles.
The first half was pretty good; I wonder how the second half will be. I'm really looking forward to it.