
A Farmer's Second Spring
老妇种田第二春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 605k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
204Chapters
43Reads · 30 days
158kReads · all time
6.9Score
18Listens
In booklists 4
Stories About Transmigrating Into an Elderly Woman
What books are there about someone transmigrating into an elderly woman from a farming family, or into the matriarch of a marquis's household???
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Farming Novels and Disaster-Era Escape Stories
Farming stories about fleeing famine and disaster.
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A Roundup of Great Transmigration Stories With Heroines That You Stuck With to the End
A powerful heroine who's neither naive nor saintly. No romance preferred. Farming and providing for the family stories, such as transmigrating into an old woman or a stepmother.
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The Whole Family Transmigrates: A Full Bookshelf
The whole family, a married couple, siblings, and best friends transmigrate together. Clearing my bookshelf, so I'm saving these here.
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Transmigrated as an Elderly Refugee in Ancient Times, She Gets Rich with a Trading System
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I Transmigrated into a Farming Novel as the Worst Old Lady!
Reborn as a Mother-in-Law, I Flee Famine with My Children
After Becoming the Mean Mother-in-Law, I Led My Whole Family to Prosperity
After Transmigrating into a Book, I Became a Farmhouse Matriarch
Transmigrate and Flee the Famine, Bringing the Whole Family's Country-Style Feast into the Mountains
Don’t Panic After the Whole Family Transmigrates: We Have a Pocket Dimension and a Plan to Get Rich
In a Year of Famine, I Become a Terrible Mother-in-Law and Am Forced to Raise the Kids
A Doomsday Couple’s Survival in Ancient Times
I Became an Old Woman and Was Bound to the Prime Minister Training System
The Whole Family Transmigrated, and It Turns Out I'm the Big Shot
Five Years After Being Reborn in the Womb, the Whole Family Flees the Famine Together
The Whole Family Transmigrated, and My Husband Rose to Success Through the Imperial Exams
Transmigrate into a Book: An Easygoing Life Doting on the Eighties’ Darling
Transmigrated with a Pocket Dimension into the Body of a Fierce Old Farmwife
My Whole Family Became Villains
Transmigrated to the 1960s: Enjoying Gossip and Shows Through the Famine
Retired Auntie Transmigrates, and Her Daughter Strikes It Rich!
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I felt a little unsatisfied; the content about Madam Ming's second spring was a bit too short. The romance between the siblings wasn't clearly defined either. However, this makes the story more concise and to the point, avoiding the heaviness often found in other novels. I really liked it—thumbs up! Looking forward to more great works from the author!
This book is beyond my expectations; it's very good, interesting, and depicts the lives of ordinary people without excessive exaggeration of their abilities. It's very realistic and relatable.
Actually, I think it's quite well-written, at least it's quite realistic. If I were to travel through that time myself, I probably wouldn't be as good as this writer.
It was very good, but the ending felt rushed.
It's so good!!! I've read it word for word so far, the storyline is very original.
The later part about meeting the saint was quite well written. The beginning was fun, but there were some illogical parts, perhaps to highlight the naivety of the time traveler! The author didn't write it as a long story, and the ending was just right!
The writing was good, but the ending was rushed, which is probably why it received a low rating.
The book is very good; I've read it twice. The only downside is that the ending felt rushed.
I like this kind of original and unconventional writing.
It's written in a down-to-earth style, depicting the cautious lives of ordinary people who travel back in time. They don't have many skills; they've simply seen a lot, but they're not necessarily experts in everything. They're not high-achieving white-collar workers; they're just ordinary people. The concept is fresh and engaging.