
The Wild Boar in the Farming Novel Is Still Struggling to Survive Today
种田文里的野猪今天也在艰难求生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Completed Short Farming Stories with a Rugged Male Lead and a Sweet, Delicate Female Lead
I want a pure farming story. I don't want the male lead suddenly turning out to be a prince, lord, or general halfway through, followed by a succession struggle or factional politics. I'm so tired of that. It has to be complete, preferably sweet and romantic. Short stories, please. I'm too lazy to read long ones 🥀
Farming Stories Where the Heroine Raises Large Pets
Looking for Underrated Historical Romance, Not the Top-Ranked Picks
I’m looking for books like *A Thousand Splendid Brocades*. It feels like I can’t find any good books anymore. Maybe something’s wrong with the recommendation algorithm. I like stories with depth, where nobody acts stupid. I don’t like formulaic wish-fulfillment stories, and I’d prefer a romantic pairing.
Looking for Food and Countryside Stories
Looking for cozy, everyday food stories or farming novels with good writing.
Looking for Farming Stories with No Romance!!!
I want books similar to *Fleeing Famine at the Border, Growing Crops in a Chaotic Era Until the Granaries Overflow*. No pocket dimension! No System! No turning into an old woman! No raising kids! You’d think people couldn’t survive without all those things. A little golden finger is fine. Please recommend some! Or anything similar to...
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When reading about farming, it seems very leisurely and not worrying about money. Don't look at logic, all kinds of little knowledge, cheats are good It feels a bit like trying to sell dog meat on someone else's head.
I like the article. The author's writing style is very good and the narration is natural. It makes people feel comfortable when looking at it. The protagonist's three views are very upright. Especially the book review makes me want to put it down. It is my first time to read the book review one by one!
This book fully embodies a sentence - if you want to capture a person's heart, you must first capture his stomach.
To be honest, I devoured those recipes and read them. After reading the book reviews, I think there is only one possibility, that is, Qing Ya does not actually love Qing Cang. This is an ancient society, and Qing Ya is a woman. She only regards Qing as a person to live with and enters the role of a wife, but at the same time she is sober, so there is such a big ending🤔
The content of the novel is very interesting and the writing is wonderful. Although it is a bit exaggerated, it has been able to travel through time. With these exaggerations, what else is impossible? It is absolutely beautiful. Come on! 💪
It's good-looking, but many exciting parts are brushed off in one go and not hidden enough.
It was fun, but raising a child alone was really hard at that time.
The heroine is great. I love this heroine. She does things neatly, bravely and strategically. It doesn't matter if you don't need a male protagonist.
Not bad, I hope the male protagonist doesn't have any identity, it's good like this
I was attracted by the title and beginning, but it turned out to be a farming and food article. I thought the author wrote it, haha, I actually bought it myself