
The Laid-Back Life of a Mountain Village
小山村的悠闲生活
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 521k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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In booklists 9
Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Anyone Got One Rated 9.9? I Mean 9.9!
Farming stories, high quality ones. If you can recommend me one you rate 9.9, you're amazing. I mean farming stories!
The Stunning Female Lead Lives in Seclusion in the Mountains, Where the Male Lead Meets Her and Falls in Love at First Sight
Food Novels, But Not Ones Where the System Just Hands Out Recipes
I don't want stories where the System gives the protagonist individual recipes and they can only cook those dishes. I want a proper chef and food story.
Farming Story: Returning to the Family Home in the Countryside, Something Relaxed, With or Without a System
A livestreaming story would be fine too.
Stories Where the Female Lead Grows Crops and Sells Produce That Can’t Keep Up With Demand
Looking for Stories About Quitting Your Job and Returning Home to Run a B&B
The Heroine Inherits a Lost Craft
Recommend Great Farming, Food, and Slow-Living Stories
Please recommend stories where the female protagonist resigns, goes home to farm and enjoy retirement, and starts a livestream that everyone loves.
Quick Transmigration Through TV Dramas, More Modern Settings, Female-Oriented
Looking for books like "Comprehensive TV Universe: Su Yan". Preferably with more modern settings, not all historical or xianxia. Romance or no romance is fine.
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After Returning from Cultivation, I Got Rich Through Farming
After Returning from the Apocalypse, I Went Home to Farm
Livestreaming with Grandma
My Vegetables Sell Out the Moment They Hit the Shelves
The Overworked Office Drone Quits the Rat Race and Returns to the Village to Forage
I Quit My Job and Went Back Home to Farm
System Farming: Building the Countryside Life of My Dreams
Dad Raises a Child: The Good Old Days in the Mountain Village
Thirty Million to Start: Building My Ideal Village
Not Smart Enough? Make It Up by Farming
I'm Swamped! The Chat Group Keeps Urging Me to Sell Vegetables
I Made a Pact with a Fox, and the Cold-Hearted Iron Tree Insists on Blooming
Since I Quit, Everyone's Been Urging Me to Sell Vegetables
Laid-Back Living: Growing Vegetables, Tending Flowers, and Walking the Dog
Breaking News! The Washed-Up Star Makes a Comeback Through Farming
Country Life in the 1950s
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It's quite nice; the simple, peaceful life in the countryside is my ideal life. The scenery in the heroine's yard must be absolutely stunning at sunset and sunrise.
I like this kind of simple, ordinary life. Whether there's a male lead or not doesn't really matter; the female lead is quite happy living alone.
The author's bio says she leaves romance to chance, but I'm still curious to know if there's a male lead. Personally, I'd say it's better if there is; the story is very good, just simple and understated.
I love the simple yet beautiful life. Tomorrow I'll be tending to my flowers and plants. Keep going! I don't really like Xie's parents; they interfere in other people's lives and are very rude and ill-mannered. (Honestly, if I had the resources the female lead has now, I would absolutely never marry a man, because you never know if you'll meet a good person or a bad one.
Although I dislike and even find Xie Wan's behavior offensive, Song Chuyang's slow-paced lifestyle is quite nice. This is the life I dream of! I'm so envious! Moreover, she can live a life of her own, earning and spending her own money. She doesn't lack money and doesn't seem to need a partner!
It can be described as both simple and detailed, with particularly appealing aspects such as fruits, vegetables, food, and traditional crafts (silkworm rearing, silk reeling, dyeing, aromatherapy, metalwork, and playing musical instruments).
I almost missed this book if I hadn't seen the reviews. I really enjoyed the feel of it and read it in one go, it's a pity it's not finished. I've always loved this kind of idyllic rural life, so leisurely and comfortable to read. There are also many traditional crafts showcased; I really admire the heroine's talent and life.
The book is very good, but there's one part: in Chapter 42, a king cobra is mentioned, and the female lead wants to use it to make snake soup. Although I know it's just fiction, the king cobra is a Class II protected animal in China, a vulnerable species, and eating it is extremely dangerous and punishable by torture.
Super good-looking 😘, simple and plain is the best, and it also promotes traditional craftsmanship 👍👍👍 I want to ask, is the male lead Lin Bowen? 🧐
Life is just like this, plain and simple. When you do what you like, you are free and at ease, without any troubles. If there has to be a male lead, I hope he is someone who brings glory to the country. After all, the female lead is so outstanding, there must be many people who like her. But I don't want just anyone to come along and settle for her.