The Mountain Village Life I Long For
向往的山村生活
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core... Earth, the Cultivation World, the Immortal Realm, the Divine Realm
Reborn, alchemy.
Male Protagonist, Rural Cultivation, Living in the Countryside With His Grandfather in Taoshan Village
Starting a business with a friend, mostly making delicious food every day.
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
Farming + Ranch + Farm + Fishing System + Space
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Rural Farming Articles
Rural Romance, One of the Hottest Genres Lately. Are There Any Even Hotter Rural Romance Stories?
Looking for books similar to *Dream Drunk in the Mortal World*. *Dream Drunk in the Mortal World*.
Novels Where the Protagonist Returns to the Countryside
The protagonist loses all hope in the city and returns to his hometown.
Looking for Novels About Raising Dogs and Hunting, No Brain-Dead Stories
A Male Lead With a Pocket Dimension Who Farms and Hunts for Treasure With His Pets
Looking for Stock Market and Finance Novels Packed with Practical Insights
A Pocket Dimension That Makes Spirit Herbs Grow Like Crazy
Alchemy, decisive killing, and growing his own spirit herbs
Online Gaming Stories Rated Above 9.0, Please, I Beg You, Great Authors
I'm Begging for Stories About Raising Golden Eagles, Saker Falcons, or Tibetan Mastiffs
Turn a Village into an Idyllic Paradise
Are There Any Stories Where the Female Lead Quits Her Job to Farm?
Urban Novels Featuring Hidden Strength, Manifest Strength, and Grandmasters. Thanks!
Are there any urban novels with dark force, bright force, and grandmaster-level fighters, similar to The Strongest War God or Dragon King’s Palace? Thanks, fellow readers!
Any Farming Stories Focused on Raising Livestock and Growing Crops?
Must be complete.
Farming Story: Returning to the Family Home in the Countryside, Something Relaxed, With or Without a System
A livestreaming story would be fine too.
Survival-on-a-Deserted-Island Stories Are Getting Popular Lately
My bookshelf is empty
Looking for Completed Novels About Land Gods, Mountain Gods, City Gods, and the Like
I've been reading for so many years that I've lost count of how many books I've read. It's been a long time since I found a book that got me excited. I'm getting pickier and pickier. With most books, I can guess the ending after reading the beginning. I don't know why books these days all feel so formulaic.
Reborn, Laid-Back, Reborn, Urban Farming, Reborn Again
Laid-Back Countryside Stories: System, Pocket Dimension, Stay-at-Home Dad, Inheritance, Fortuitous Encounters, and More
I'm open to recommendations for stories about gods, treasures, farms, ranches, or animal husbandry, especially laid-back rural village series.
Laid-Back Farming Stories with No Horrible Characters! No Young Lords or Princes!
Please, no endless parade of awful people and petty squabbles that feel like leveling up by fighting monsters. And no plots where the male lead is a prince, heir, or prince of the realm. Just a farmer's son living a comfortable, peaceful life.
Looking for Farming Novels Where the Protagonist Lives in the Countryside With Pets and Keeps Building Up the Rural Community
I'd like something fairly realistic, nothing too over-the-top. The pet should be very clever.
Reader comments 57
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The beginning of the writing was relatively close to reality, but later on it was written that a family is more awesome than the country.
The rural life is well written, and the character of the grandfather is also very vivid, but there are some things that are not very good. The protagonist goes back to the countryside to live for a few days because of some things. The article seems to mention that the protagonist will leave in two or three days, but after reading more than 50 chapters, there is no intention to go back. The protagonist's friends have left and the protagonist has not reacted. If the protagonist just stays in the country like this, should there be a transition? That is to say, there are some places in the article that feel weird, and I don't know how to express them. If I just talk about life in a mountain village, it is great.
This book is really wonderful. I give the author a big thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up
Recommended. Although the beginning is not very attractive, as you read it slowly, you will find that this slow pace can calm your mood. In this era of refreshing articles, this book is already a breath of fresh air. The friendship between the protagonist and his roommate, and the family relationship with his grandfather. The relationship between grandpa and the villagers successfully created the character image. Really, this book is a slow-burning book. I hope that the author will continue to update it, and I also hope that all book friends will express some harmonious opinions.
It's very good. It's plain and realistic with the rural situation. There's no mess, and there's no cold and beautiful CEO. It's a little bit real and a little ordinary and peaceful. It's very good👍👍👍
It's very interesting, but I can't give you gifts, and there are those who maliciously post comments. If you don't want to read it, please get out. It's true, someone else wrote a book to ask you to mind your own business.
After reading more than 80 chapters, the author's description of mountain village life is still very realistic, as if he has really lived in the mountains for a long time. Continue
Recommended, I hope the subsequent emotional scene will be 1v1 or none
This is the first urban novel I followed. The ones I followed before were all romance and fantasy. This is a great read, a great read. Sometimes it slaps you in the face, and the really fragrant series
It's very interesting. I've read all the novels in this series. The author of several of them didn't write the ending. I forgot about the author and I'll update more. Come on!