A Fortune in the Millions: The Farmer’s Daughter Turns Merchant
亿万身家：农家小商女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 610k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
199Chapters
125Reads · 30 days
278.4kReads · all time
8.3Score
47Listens
In booklists 6
Any Novels Where You Can Take Rice, Wood, and Other Goods Out of a Farming Game to Sell for Money?
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Farming or Business Novels With No Romance
Looking for modern business stories set in the 1980s, or historical stories about business and farming!!! No couples!!! No flirting!!! Just someone gradually growing, making money, and building a comfortable life.
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I've Run Out of Things to Read. Any Recommendations?
A global transmigration, farming-game novel. I want something lighthearted, not gloomy and bitter all the time! And please don't overuse tired old tropes. The longer, the better.
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Please Recommend Stories Where the Female Lead Transmigrates With Modern Supplies
For example, stories where the heroine transmigrates and has access to Taobao, a shop, or other modern goods.
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Seeking Farming Stories About Stocking Up Before Transmigrating to Ancient Times, Not Modern-Era Stories
Please, everyone, I'm desperate for something to read.
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A Slice-of-Life Story About Transmigrating into a Maid, Returning to the Village, and Farming
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I think it's very well written, but I feel it could be a bit longer and more clearly described. I don't like those romance novels out there. The male lead appears right away. They're annoying to read. This one isn't like that. I read it twice, ahhh! I can't find similar novels anywhere else.
I've read this book at least five times. It's a shame I can't find a similar one; it's just too short.
The author's writing is excellent! This is my second time reading it, and I really like it... It's just that there are a few chapters, and the ending feels a bit rushed. I wanted to see how Hu Shuo and Hu Lai's story ended, what their life was like after they got married, and I'm especially curious about what kind of couple the author will pair them up with.
The game doesn't say much, but it's very useful. The game system is great, I like it. The ending is a bit rushed, but still okay; it's a happy ending, which I like.
The storyline was quite engaging, with a seamless transition between the game and time travel elements. However, the ending felt rushed; many things were left unresolved, and it ended abruptly. Sigh 😔
The author's writing style is well-balanced, with both broad strokes and detailed descriptions handled perfectly. While reading, the style felt somewhat familiar; upon reflection, it reminded me of Marguerite Gone with the Wind. Although the vocabulary isn't overly elaborate, the author excels at portraying each character's personality, making it feel like watching events unfold in the real world.
It suits my taste perfectly.
The game is poorly written!!! And the ultimate mystery hasn't been solved yet. What's the connection between the game and the world the female protagonist traveled to?! And what's on Mount Tianzhu?! The ending was too fast. I was too afraid to finish it, fearing a bad ending. Even though the female lead got married, her older siblings who protected her weren't married yet! Is that fair?!
I especially love it, it's super good! It's just that the ending for Hu Lai and Hu Shuo wasn't explained clearly enough. It would be great if there were a few extra chapters that only focused on their marriage.
It was written quite well, but it felt like it ended too soon, leaving me wanting more.