The Clever Farmhouse Bride: Farming with My Spatial Dimension
农家俏媳：带着空间种个田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Farming Novels! The Kind with a Spiritual Spring Space!
Are there any stories focused on growing crops and raising livestock in a pocket dimension? Anyone?
Transmigrate Through a Cave, Get a Pocket Dimension, Farm, and Deal With Awful Relatives
Farming and Raising Kids. Either the Biological Mom or the Stepmom Is Fine, Preferably One Who Transmigrates Before Abusing the Child
Looking for pure farming-and-child-rearing stories where someone transmigrates to ancient times or the 1970s or 1980s. No excessive scheming, palace intrigue, household fights, or neighbor disputes. The original can be the child's birth mother or stepmother. Most importantly, I want the transmigration to happen before the original starts abusing the child, so there's no need for a redemption arc.
The Female Lead Has a Portable Space With an Estate Inside
The heroine has a portable space with an estate inside it.
Transmigrate to the Ancient Past and Farm in the Deep Mountains
Please Recommend an Amazing Completed Farming Story with a Pocket Dimension for Raising Fish and Shrimp and Growing Crops!!
I’m begging you, please!!! I’m in a serious reading slump.
Novels About Developing Rural Tourism
Transmigrate into a Refugee Journey, No Need to Fear the Famine with a Pocket Dimension at Your Side
Recommend stories with pocket dimensions full of supplies.
Looking for Farming Stories
Any stories about farming and living in seclusion deep in the mountains, with a pocket dimension and a spiritual spring?
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It's super heart-warming, I love the male protagonist's thoughtfulness, the female protagonist's gentleness and thoughtfulness, her thoughtfulness, and the mother-in-law's generosity and grace.
It's good, but the space feels weird. Why don't you grow food? Light space appears on its own, why can't things be planted in it?
I like this book very much. From childhood sweethearts to finally getting married, everyone has their own person. Like (/≧▽≦/)
The story can have the same male and female protagonists, there are almost no typos, and the logic is OK, but some common sense of life is different from others. When steaming steamed buns, you don't need to make the dough in advance, you knead and steam it now, when you boil Chinese medicine, you don't need to soak it directly, and you should drink Chinese medicine before meals. It's not a big problem (it's just not my type [laughing and crying])
Not bad! Some places are good, some places are bad! But if you write it yourself, it may not be as good as the author!
The simplicity, innocence, and rich local flavor gradually become bigger and stronger.
The heroine is reborn with space, and when she is about to succeed in rescuing the dying tea tree, she is sold by her biological father to the Qiu family to raise a mistress. After the heroine marries Daqiu, she separates from her father, her family, her siblings, and starts a better life.
I like this article about farming. It's all about family matters, but it's very real and touching!
Although this novel is about time travel, it does not have a too magical plot. It is like writing about a remote mountain village with inconvenient transportation. The customs are so simple and the intrigue scenes are so natural. The author writes each short story as if it were at hand, and is very familiar with rural life. In addition to having a space, the time-traveling protagonist also has the emotions and sorrows of people at that time, which is close to life and readable.
I love it. It looks great. Thank you to all the staff for your hard work!