The Space-Wielding Farm Girl: The Mountain Man Volunteers to Marry Into Her Family
空间农女：山里汉自请入赘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 731k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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368Chapters
11.1kReads · 30 days
402.9kReads · all time
1.6kShelf adds, last 14 days
8.6Score
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Looking for Farming Novels! The Kind with a Spiritual Spring Space!
Are there any stories focused on growing crops and raising livestock in a pocket dimension? Anyone?
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Transmigrate into a Refugee Journey, No Need to Fear the Famine with a Pocket Dimension at Your Side
Recommend stories with pocket dimensions full of supplies.
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Looking for Completed Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates with a Space Stocked Full of Supplies, or One Where She Can Grow Crops. A Devoted Couple, No Cheating.
Stories set in the past or ancient farming stories are both fine. No apocalypse, no System, no transmigrating into a cute little kid, no awful relatives, and no ongoing serials. It must be completed. Thanks!
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Overall, the beginning of this book is quite engaging and makes you want to keep reading. It's just that the later parts become uninteresting. Keep it up!
The writing is good, the content is engaging, and it's my type of story. It would be even better if it were a short story.
The story is pretty good, but there are too many unexpected events in the main plot.
Overall, it's alright, but almost every chapter has some awful characters causing trouble, not only family members, but even strangers on the street. It's top-quality.
It's not sloppy at all. I like the plot and content. The ending felt a bit rushed.
It's a great show. The female lead handles her awful family members very well, and the ending is good.
It's very good. Thank you for your hard work, author.
It was good, and the ending was beautiful.
The pacing was slow at the beginning, but the ending was too fast. It caught me off guard. What happened to the female lead's parents in the end? It wasn't explained clearly. However, the story was still good; it's the kind of story I like.
These top two scholars are like cabbages growing by the roadside; they don't need the emperor to entrust them with important responsibilities. They just stay home and chat idly. They don't want high-ranking positions, yet they've set their sights on a minor official post.