A Joyful Harvest, A Happy Marriage
欢田喜嫁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 673k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
226Chapters
77Reads · 30 days
120.4kReads · all time
8.3Score
28Listens
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Potatoes, corn, and sweet potatoes—common elements in time-travel farming novels—don't become tiresome thanks to the author's character portrayals and descriptions of rural life. The female protagonist's journey of building her family's life from scratch, facing difficult characters, finding love, and displaying a positive and uplifting attitude is full of positive energy.
This is a story of a family collectively exploiting others, featuring a terrible grandmother, selfish uncles, aunts, cousins, a father willingly being exploited, and a saintly heroine. Exploitation permeates the entire story, until the very last chapter. If you're willing to endure heartbreak, please read on; if not, please skip this.
Overall, the novel is quite good, with a clear plot. However, it's a bit too lenient in dealing with a group of awful relatives, making the female lead appear particularly weak. The romance between the female and male leads is well-developed, but the ending feels slightly rushed.
The story is remarkably original, and the female protagonist, Mai Xiaohuan, is vividly portrayed by the author—beautiful, generous, kind, brave, upright, and capable. She's a quintessential modern-day CEO, and in the end, the lovers live happily ever after. A great read!
All sorts of awful relatives, reading about them makes me feel suffocated.
This is a very well-written piece! It reflects reality perfectly. In real life, those troublesome relatives aren't something you can just sever completely with. Even cutting off all contact requires their cooperation; you can't just cut them off unilaterally if they don't. Sometimes you're in the right, but there's also the element of personal relationships involved!
It's really good, worth watching, and the ending is perfect!
Okay, but the ending was too rushed. They should have written more about their married life, and how they grew old and let the Crown Prince know about the modern world. That would have felt much better.
It was quite exciting and suited my taste.
Very good, very good. Short and humorous. No special abilities, no superpowers, but a heart that loves the people and is compassionate. He does great good deeds and wins genuine affection. I really like it!