
The Tycoon Spends Big on Farming
大佬她氪金种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
Stats
490Chapters
54Reads · 30 days
141.7kReads · all time
7.6Score
19Listens
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System, clear out my bookshelf. I'll save these here.
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This is a super enjoyable book. It's a relatively leisurely novel with few annoying villains and not much face-slapping. It's excellent and very pleasant to read.
This system isn't luxurious at all; the female lead is just a resource-collecting tool.
I've listened to over a hundred episodes of the story, it's fantastic, I love it! There are no petty squabbles or palace intrigue, no family feuds or anything like that. I just love this free-spirited, capable, humble, and genuinely charming female protagonist story. Men, from ancient times to the present, have always been unreliable; they can be trusted, but not entirely.
This book has an exceptionally good hypnotic effect. Since reading it, my sleep has improved. I usually fall asleep after only three or four chapters. The female protagonist remains detached from everything throughout, resulting in a generally bland writing style with no particularly exciting parts. It took me almost a month to finish this 400-plus-page novel. I highly recommend it to anyone with sleep problems.
It's so good! I stayed up all night to finish it. I love every single character. There are just a few minor issues. Sometimes the princesses get the names wrong, and some names are a bit confusing. But the difficult parts are resolved very quickly. It's fantastic! It's just a little sad that after becoming a princess, she never went back to her village. But it's okay. Princesses are so busy. The princess in the Snow Kingdom story was so tragic, but she resolved those situations very quickly.
This is an absolutely fantastic book; it's not overly stellar, but incredibly engaging.
It's so good! The female lead has a really good attitude; she's simple and down-to-earth, and all she wants to do is farm. Even after she finds out she's a princess, she's not blinded by wealth and status. The book depicts the myriad aspects of life; some people can indeed share hardship but find it difficult to enjoy wealth, for wealth can be blinding. No matter how far one travels in life, one should never forget one's original aspirations.
I think it's quite good. I was looking for something to read, and it wasn't too mentally taxing. The overall flow is smooth, although some parts are a bit vague and disjointed, but that doesn't detract from the overall experience. I'm still able to read it. I give the author five stars and hope they continue to improve. Keep it up!
It's pretty good, not cloying, and not awful! That's all!
It's really good, author, keep up the good work! 😊