
Gourd Farm
葫芦农场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 623k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
Farming and Homesteading Novels
Looking for an ancient farming story without too many awful relatives. The male lead shouldn't constantly be a prince, general, or crown prince or anything like that. I'd like a warm, peaceful story about ordinary rural life. Please recommend one if you know any.
The Protagonist Has a Personal Space Where They Can Build Structures and Live
Preferably set in a post-apocalyptic world
Stories About Running a Farm
Planning out what to grow, gradually making a name for myself, giving back to my hometown, and running a green farm.
Looking for Farming Stories Set in a Mountain Village or Countryside, With Both Parents Alive, Ideally With a Younger Sister
Something with pets in it, preferably.
Urban Fiction
I'm looking for some urban novels, like Ye Lingtian and Li Yuxin, or Xia Meng and Han Dong. The protagonist shouldn't have supernatural powers or cultivate immortality, and shouldn't be pretending to be poor either. Ideally, the books should be long. Thanks!
Foreign Farm Owners: I Mean Foreign, Not Domestic
Looking for books like Farming in the Americas: This Farmer Is Seriously Powerful.
Adventure Stories with a Pocket Dimension for Gathering All Kinds of Timber and Jade
Farming + Ranch + Farm + Fishing System + Space
Urban Fantasy, Female Lead, No Romance, Farming and Cooking, and Summoning Fun Employees
Modern Farming and Selling Vegetables!
I’m looking for a purely farming-focused story, nothing cringey! It should include things like selling produce, be set in modern times, and have a golden finger. Ideally, the characters should have sound values.
The Kind with Pets on a Farm or Fishing Ranch
Something with pets on a farm or at a fishery.
Urban Development, System, Summoning, Infinite Flow, Farming
Any brothers or sisters have recommendations?!!!
Any Farming or Ranching Stories?
Any Books About Manors or Ranches?
Books about manors or ranches.
Please Recommend Slice-of-Life Stories About Selling Flowers, Birds, Fish, Insects, and Pets in the City
Looking for Quality Urban Realism and Farming Stories
Looking for books like A Joyful Life Back in 1997. The protagonist isn’t arrogant or affected, and doesn’t live only for themself. They’re always considerate of others, with dreams, passion, and a sense of responsibility...
I’m Out of Books to Read. Any Good Recommendations? I’m Not Picky
Looking for Ancient-Era Romance, Quick Transmigration, or Reborn Stories. Farming Fiction Is Fine Too, as Long as It's Super Sweet
This One Is So Good! Any Similar Cultivation Novels?
Looking for books like "A Regular Wage Slave! I Transmigrated to a Cultivation World and Evolved!" Characters who are smart and capable.
Looking for Farming or Period Novels, Completed and Not Angsty
My kid's getting older, and I can't handle tragic stories. Nothing overly melodramatic, please.
In same booklists
Everyday Farming in Ancient Times: My Husband Is So Gentle
Are You Kidding Me? I Have a Hundred Billion in Savings, and You Want Me to Farm?
A Young Farmer in the Countryside
Nurturing the Years in the Mountains
While Others Fly on Swords, I Use Fertilizer to Grow Spiritual Herbs
Immortal Spring Farm
The Little Country Landlord
The Yellow Springs' Haunted Realm
Divided from the Family and Stuck in a Broken House, but I Have a Farm in My Pocket Dimension, So What Am I Afraid Of?
A First-Rate Manor
Story of Seasons: I'm a Big-Time Farmer
Miracle Couch Potato: Daring Into the Xianbei Tribes
The Carefree Farm
Super Farm
Reborn: Carefree Life in the Countryside
A Little Farmer in a Pocket-Dimension City
Reborn in 2008: From Fish Farming to Becoming a Tycoon
I Have a Monster Ranch
Super Farm
The Little Immortal Cultivator Village Chief
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This is amazing! I hate those novels where the male lead gets entangled with a bunch of women the moment he gains some ability, but this one is totally my cup of tea. The male lead is incredibly pure, adorable, and upright, focused solely on his career. His feelings for girls don't stem from their looks or figures; they develop purely through interaction. It's so captivating and I love it!
It was pretty good, I finished it. I just felt it was a bit ordinary; the character development was good and logical. The only downside was that the treasure gourd seemed a bit wasted, as it was emphasized in other parts of the story. It felt like a waste of the treasure gourd... That's just my personal opinion.
This book is pretty good; it's relatable and the characters are vividly portrayed. However, I personally feel it could be a little more fleshed out. Keep it up, author! ^0^
It's really good; the ending wasn't messed up either. This is probably my first four-star book on Tomato Books. What's missing a star? Gourd, you should make something like a water tower, then drip the water from the gourd into it, and then use that water tower to irrigate various places.
It's a great read, a breath of fresh air, not flashy at all. It's arguably the best book I've ever read since I started reading Tomato!
A good book, no need to ramble on, just the right length—any longer and it'd be tedious.
Although the protagonist isn't incredibly powerful from the start, the author does a decent job of depicting the mindset and living conditions of an ordinary person. After all, the protagonist isn't a college graduate; he just entered the workforce early and spent a few years there, and he wasn't doing too well.
If you're not very familiar with watermelon cultivation and need to transplant the vines, you should learn more about agriculture.
It's clear the author put a lot of effort into this book! At first, the timing was a bit off; it didn't track the timeline and jumped directly to the next section, which was a little disorganized! But as you continue reading, you'll find it's a great book!!!
The language is humorous and witty, and the personalities of the main characters form a stark contrast.