I Ruined the Apocalypse, Then Took My Powers and Started Farming
毁了末世的我带着异能去种田
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- 1.1M Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 3y ago
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- My Superpowers Can’t Stay Secret Much Longer, So I’m Claiming Land to Farm异能要瞒不住了，占块地盘种田吧Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's pretty good. The values are positive, the logic is sound, and the author doesn't treat the readers like fools. At the beginning, I didn't quite understand why the author revealed so many other things about the female lead, and it seemed a bit problematic, but later I realized it wasn't really relevant…
Yes, I love stories like this one, where the family doesn't cause trouble, but simply strives for their goals in a peaceful way. And it's not like the female lead does everything by herself; while the other family members may not have the same abilities as her, they all do their best in their own ways, which makes it very enjoyable.
I was almost turned off by the comments, but after leaving, I came back to take a look. Overall, I quite like it; there's nothing particularly bad about it, and the family seems nice too.
It's a good watch. The protagonist's special abilities aren't overtly displayed, the characters are low-key and composed, the life events are consistent with the social context, the setting is reasonable and engaging, and it also has a human touch. That's why I like it!
There are quite a few highly rated but terribly bad books on Tomato Books, but I really like this one. I'll update it next time.
While the female protagonist possesses a "golden finger" (a special advantage or advantage), it's less significant than it seems. She achieves her success entirely through her own hard work and gradual progress. The characters are vividly portrayed and memorable. The main plot is relatively clear. Both the female and male protagonists use their own unique methods to contribute to the country and its people.
The protagonist's family is all very nice, but the female lead doesn't act like someone from the apocalypse. She seems more like someone with superpowers who's doing well in normal society, with a bit of a spoiled, little girl vibe. Hmm, I'm not good at describing it, but she doesn't seem like someone from an apocalyptic environment.
It's well-written and I really enjoyed reading it. However, there are some illogical parts. Being tormented for so long would inevitably cause psychological issues that can't be healed simply by family love. Also, regarding her abilities, she should desperately crave power to feel secure and protect herself.
It's alright. The female lead is decisive and efficient. She admits her values are questionable but hasn't done anything truly evil. Her special abilities are used appropriately and not abused (saving people with the spring is a bit overused; many people don't know her and it seems pointless.
It's quite good, with a gentle, flowing feel. The female lead is slowly growing. Although the book says she's quite mature mentally, her journey of growth in this unfamiliar world is still long. Keep it up!