The Farmer's Little Bride

Realistic Farming Stories, Pure Farming Fiction

Nothing exaggerated or lacking common sense! For example, characters casually growing ten thousand mu of farmland themselves: just how many square meters would that be?

Godslayer Fanfiction! Pair Shen Qingzhu with the Protagonist

Looking for books similar to Slay the Gods: A Bound Fate. I want something close to this one. The author updates so slowly, and I can't find anything to tide me over.

Slow-Paced Stories About Farming, Stability, and a Peaceful Life

The heroine lives in the mountains, supports herself, grows crops and vegetables, and goes up the mountain to hunt for wild game. She has no family, and ideally the male lead is on his own too. No awful relatives or female rivals. I especially love stories about a happy, peaceful life. Maybe it's because life is already so exhausting.

Ye Chen, the Live-In Son-in-Law

Live-in son-in-law.

Urban Imagination, Urban System Farming, and All Kinds of Great Urban Novels

No showing off, intelligent characters, no idiots, and no melodramatic plot twists.

Reborn on the Train to the Countryside as an Educated Youth

Sweet Marriage-First, Love-Later Romance Where the Female Lead Falls for the Male Lead First

The heroine loves the hero and, for various reasons, marries him. Then, over the course of their married life, he gradually falls in love with her and starts pampering her without limits.

Female Lead Transmigrates as a Hunter's Wife, With a Loving Life Together

The female lead transmigrates into the young wife of a hunter. At first, she is frightened by the hunter's appearance. Once she gets used to it, she plans to farm and live a good life with him. But it turns out the hunter's identity is far from simple, and for the sake of their new life, she has to enter the palace struggle...

The Country Girl Bride: The Scheming Chancellor Is a Total Flirt

A Slice-of-Life Story About Transmigrating into a Maid, Returning to the Village, and Farming

Looking for Historical Romance!

Looking for books like After I Died, the Cold, Detached Buddhist Heir Wept Bitterly for Me. At the beginning, a witch doctor gives the female lead a golden silkworm parasite. Her younger sister steals the man who was supposed to marry her. He says he's taking her away so she can't disrupt her sister's wedding. When she overhears this, she takes a fake-death pill, then...