Good Fortune Comes with Good Food: The Farm Girl Has a Pocket Dimension
食来运转，农女有空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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485.5kReads · all time
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It was absolutely amazing! And, I think Grandma Lin was really mean. I only saw 151 pictures. But I bet my little Lin girl will become incredibly beautiful in the end.
The novel was pretty good, but in chapter 50-something, the female lead's older brother saved Xia He, the daughter of a scholar named Xia, from drowning. The female lead's parents even came to propose marriage. It's said that the two had physical intimacy, and for the sake of the woman's reputation, the man should be responsible. But later, the author simply wrote that this family no longer existed. At the time, I thought that Xia He was definitely going to marry the female lead's older brother.
This is the best farming novel on my bookshelf.
The female lead, Lin Xiaoya, has a very down-to-earth name, unlike the more poetic Lin Lixia. Also, at only eight years old, Lin Xiaoya already seems like a little devil, which can easily break the reader's immersion; she doesn't seem like a child. Otherwise, it's very good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, keep it up, author!
It was pretty good, not too angsty, but the ending felt rushed. It felt like there were many things left unsaid, like the characters of Prince Dugu and A-Shu—they left plot points unresolved.
The gripping plot and vivid descriptions draw the reader in completely, creating a strong sense of immersion. A great article! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I read a bit and it was very well written. The plot was tight and I didn't feel like I couldn't keep reading. It's the kind of book that's easy to read but hard to stop.
I enjoy watching time-traveling heroines showcase their martial arts skills, help the poor and needy, and find joy in helping others.
I love the unexpected humor; it's a pleasure to watch.
It's great, I especially love the author's writing style.