
Golden Fields, Blessed Land: The Farmer's Little Wife Is Rather Sweet
金田福地:农家小妻有点甜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 903k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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336Chapters
25Reads
8.0Score
6Listens
125.2kReads · all time
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This is a novel about the short life of an ancient peasant family. In order to change the tragic fate of her previous life, the female protagonist chose a different path in this life and married the equally disfigured male protagonist. Interspersed in the middle was a time-traveling woman who knew nothing about the world, and a mentally retarded reborn girl blinded by hatred who was reborn in the third life, creating endless troubles for the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist lived for his family in the first half of his life, but unfortunately no one cherished him. In the second half of his life, he lived for himself, and finally achieved perfection! The author's descriptions of relationships between relatives and neighbors are extremely realistic!
This novel is so good. I like it very much.
Very thorough analysis of human nature, very good article, worth recommending! ! ! Money attracts people's hearts, and people will always become greedy in the face of sufficient benefits. Poor people must be hateful. It is very realistic. Every character is very vivid. The three "daughters of destiny" are reborn twice and once again. The opportunity to come back is hard-won. Only those who have good intentions, respect life and act and cherish it can make it to the end.
It's very interesting. It illustrates human nature and the need for people to be self-aware.
Highly recommend, this book is very good.
Yes, the ending is very good. The author is great. I will keep paying attention. I hope there will be better works.
A few things about the reborn girl, the time-travel girl and another reborn girl. . . .
It's pretty good, but there are too many great ones, so I skipped to the end.
A very nice book
The storyline is attractive