
Ancient-Era Farming
远古种田记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Through the novel, the history of human development is presented in vivid and emotionally resonant way. Although it is somewhat rough around the edges, it is still very engaging. Keep it up 😊 and continue to write the story of humankind's journey!
I originally planned to finish reading it before commenting, but the asterisks keep popping up and bothering me, so I'll just say a few words for now. This article is well-written, with plenty of humor, and the characters are distinct… Is this the same author as the previous novel, "The Ancient Healer"?
It's pretty good. I finished the whole book. It's concise, and the plot is well-structured. The female lead isn't overly powerful or has unrealistically exaggerated abilities. She guides the tribe through the overall direction, leading them to research and explore. Her biggest advantage is probably using later experiences to provide new ideas and methods, which is quite good.
Highly recommend it! You won't regret watching it! I initially thought it would take me forever to finish a book with over 2 million words, but the content and writing were so good that I finally finished it after two days and one night (I couldn't resist staying up all night 🤦). The story isn't without flaws, of course, but they don't detract from the overall experience.
Overall, it's still a bit immature; the author's knowledge base is insufficient, and the structure is loose. However, the author's effort is evident, the logic is relatively coherent, and the story's development is fresh. It's worth keeping in mind when you're looking for something to read. Keep it up, author! 😊
It's very beautiful, especially when it shows characters leaving their tribe to venture out into the world. For those who have read the entire text, I would like to offer my advice to some readers: don't be too hasty in your judgment when reading novels.
It's great that there's no cheat code, no system, and most importantly, no sweet potatoes or potatoes appearing in the game. Many ancient texts mention sweet potatoes, potatoes, and corn, but these foods are modern evolutions. Where would you find so many of these delicious foods that no one else knows how to eat?
I like the pacing. It's also quite realistic; the female lead is average-looking but capable and intelligent, without any protagonist halo or saintly qualities. It's good.
I've finished watching it; it's great and not boring at all.
It's quite good so far. I skipped through a few chapters later on, and the ending was pretty perfect. Her descendants have continued to contribute to the development of humanity, and people's lives are getting better and better.