After Transmigrating, I Became a Farmhouse Granny
穿越后变成了农家老太太
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Ancient-Era Farming Stories About Buying Servants and Building a Cozy, Comfortable Life
Any genre is fine. I just want a story where the protagonist can build houses, buy land, and hire servants in ancient times, then live a happy, cozy life as a little landlord. I especially love when they hire servants who feel they've found a wonderful master! Fellow readers, please send me recommendations.
Looking for Stories About Ancient Widows, No Matter Their Status
An Old Woman Gets a Second Life and Refuses to Raise Her Ungrateful Son
Looking for books like "Reborn in the 1980s: The Old Lady Abandons Her Son and Daughter".
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating Into the Matriarch of a Powerful Family
Transmigrates into the body of the matriarch of a powerful family, rises to a position of authority, and teaches the spoiled younger generation a lesson, becoming the envy of other families.
Books Where the Heroine Transmigrates into an Old Lady with Five Couples
I’m looking for books like "Transmigrated as the Empress Dowager, All I Want Is to Take It Easy", with a clever protagonist like Liu Yun who can dish out a sharp comeback.
Transmigrating as a Down-and-Out Noblewoman, Getting Pregnant by Someone Else, and Secretly Giving Birth
Any Stories About Older Women?
Historical romance.
No CP, Fleeing Famine, Cultivation, Farming, Transmigration, and Older Heroines
These are all books I’ve read myself. The first four are finished, and the rest are still updating. I think they’re pretty good, but feel free to recommend your own too. Just a reminder: no romance, please.
Looking for Stories Similar to Space-Aided Farming as an Old Lady
Please recommend stories similar to "The Space-Wielding Grandma’s Farming Notes".
Any Stories About Transmigrating as Laozi or the Primordial One?
Not just transmigrating as one of their disciples. Transmigrating as one of the original Three Corpses of Laozi would work too.
Farming Novel With No Male Lead or Romance, Where the Female Lead Becomes an Old Lady
Mostly slice-of-life family stories, but with a female lead who has a golden finger.
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Stories About Reincarnating as an Old Woman, with or Without Romance
I've read Sister Manxing, Transmigrated into an Old Woman, and I've also read Liu Xiaoyun, Transmigrated into the Empress Dowager. Are there any others?
Post-1960s Female Leads Reborn with a Huge Warehouse
A spatial storage with a huge warehouse.
Looking for Farming Stories with No Romance! No Overpowered Golden Fingers! Any Audience Is Fine!
Something like the one with Yan Qingqing. I forgot the title, but I remember the heroine's name.
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Transmigrated as the Wicked Mother-in-Law of a Farming Novel
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The Reborn Old Woman’s Laid-Back Life
The Daily Life of a Carefree Old Lady
I Became the Old Madam of a Marquis’s Household, and From the Start I Had a House Full of Children and Grandchildren
After Becoming the Wicked Mother-in-Law, I Thrive During the Famine
The Beloved Old Lady
I Transmigrated into the Old Duchess, So You Unworthy Descendants Better Tremble
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After Becoming a Country Widow, She Devotes Herself to Making Money
Reborn as a Terrible Mother-in-Law, I Use the System to Revitalize the Whole Village
I Raised Five Granddaughters. Now I Can Finally Retire in Peace
Reborn as an Old Woman, I Take My Family on the Run
Transmigrated into a Farmhouse Matriarch, She Devotes a Century to Raising Children
Transmigrating to Ancient Times: After Years as a Daughter-in-Law, I Finally Become the Matriarch
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It's not badly written; it's not a wish-fulfillment story. The frustration is normal; ordinary people just have to make do. Things will get better later when they make money and their sons become officials.
This is actually a reflection of real life. Sometimes, just because you try hard enough doesn't mean life will get better. Disharmony and unreasonable family members can bring countless troubles and worries... Women aren't omnipotent; they get tired and feel powerless too. Society isn't fair; your efforts won't always be rewarded...
If you skip around and don't get the full picture, then criticizing what's written incorrectly or poorly is taking things out of context. While reading and constantly complaining, we should learn from the good character traits and learn from the bad ones, which serve as cautionary tales to avoid making the same mistakes. Cultivate self-discipline.
I've read quite a few time-travel novels, and this one is also very good. Not everyone who travels back in time is incredibly capable and resourceful. A soul in its twenties trying to control a body in its fifties and adapting to the new environment all take time. The characters in the story are all very vivid. I'm really looking forward to Dandan passing the county exam and to seeing what happens between Sanshi and Fang'er... Good luck!
It seems alright. A person alone in a strange place would definitely be timid, not fearless. There's a rabbit there; they should catch another one. Raising rabbits would be nice; they reproduce quickly.
It looks great. Without a powerful backer, you definitely have to play it safe and develop your character stealthily.
When I first started reading this book, I was annoyed by the female lead's efforts to maintain her old lady persona, and I felt she was easy to bully. But as I read on, it became really exciting, as she gradually corrected the wrong paths of San Shi and Dan Dan.
I've read a lot of time-travel novels these days, and while this female protagonist's story is a bit frustrating, it's relatable, so I think it's pretty good. It's just that the sudden shift to a princess's body is a little hard to accept. I still hope that her son and grandson will have a better future thanks to her efforts...
I don't know why this story only has an 8.2 rating. Is it because the old woman repeatedly tolerated and betrayed her enemies to protect herself? Initially, I was very immersed in the story until the climax, and it was quite painful. But when I saw that the protagonist had two bodies, I thought, "Huh?" This book is good; the theme is novel, which gave me a lot of courage to continue reading.
I don't know what everyone thinks! Those who say this book is bad probably only read ten or so chapters before giving up, right? They didn't even understand the content, didn't even see anything. Are you all only ten years old? This kind of old lady transmigration novel isn't a particularly exciting, wish-fulfillment story!