The Farmer's Daughter Physician Has a Pocket Dimension
农家医女有空间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 398k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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252Chapters
29Reads · 30 days
326.6kReads · all time
8.6Score
15Listens
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The main story is that the female lead's story is a bit thrilling. She meets and falls in love with the male lead, and finally, after the female lead helps her father get justice, she marries the male lead at the age of eighteen, resulting in a happy ending.
This is the first time I've seen a real child supporting a family, not through reincarnation or time travel, and it's so cute!
Excellent, excellent, excellent! It's captivating despite not having a lot of romance. The writing is superb; I was reading until 1:30 AM and still couldn't put it down. It's so much better than the last book I read. I'm looking forward to the author's next one!
The story of a little girl struggling with her three younger siblings has a happy ending. A chance encounter while digging up a lotus-shaped plant leads to a connection; finding a soft, cozy space allows her to clear her father's name and care for her siblings. Soldiers fight valiantly on the battlefield; they tirelessly treat disaster victims.
The plot is exciting; I've only just started reading. The story is light and cheerful, focusing on everyday family matters, and the villagers are very kind. The female lead is a grateful person.
Regardless of what others think, I really like it. I've watched it several times, and I even rewatched it on July 22, 2021; it's still very good.
Overall, this chapter is quite good 😊. It's rather uneventful, without too many surprises or shocks. It's peaceful and heartwarming, telling the story of a royal physician who is framed and forced to take his children and wife to the countryside. Then, the physician and his wife pass away one after another, leaving behind two children and a son of a great general, living a rather ordinary and heartwarming life without too much intrigue. It's quite good.
After reading this, I realized that living is not easy, and living to successfully fulfill one's wishes is even more difficult.
This book has few chapters, so it's not tiring to read.
It was alright at first, but I don't know about the later parts. Why aren't the comments at the end?