
Famine of 1940: The Tycoon Brings His Granary and Orchard as Dowry
四零饥荒,大佬带粮仓果园做陪嫁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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This patriotism deserves five stars! If I had such ability, I would fight the Japanese without hesitation!
So pretty. Although I am also afraid of snakes But the male protagonist here is really handsome, considerate and warm-hearted. He responds to the female protagonist's requests, unlike other male protagonists in the world of beasts who are full of porn. The author has reached chapter 100 of this book and the male and female protagonists have not yet consummated their marriage. Others force the heroine to give birth
Tomato is an old bookworm. This book is very good according to my critical eyes. The emotional development of the male and female protagonists is not greasy at all and is very natural. Many plots, such as the system's points are to reduce war trauma, so those war auxiliary transportation vehicles are needed. The best thing is to destroy the little life, it's really great!!!!
This setting is so cool. I hope they can destroy the little Japanese devil's lair 🤭🤭
I personally feel that the early part is really exciting. The war period, both in the Beast World and the Republic of China, is very well written, and I can't bear to skip a page. However, when it comes to describing the daily life of the two worlds, it feels a little separated. The role of the male protagonist begins to be greatly reduced. The Beast World continent has no use except for supplying goods to the female protagonist. The description of various people and things in the Republic of China takes up a large amount of space, but the space of the alien continent is very small. The more I look at the back, the more I feel it's a pity to abandon it. The trivial daily life in the Republic of China began to follow the routines of various period novels. Moreover, the writing of the heroine in the later period was a bit too much. She didn't mention raising siblings, but she had to raise any child she picked up. The male protagonist asked her and she didn't want to give birth, so this was also a very conflicting point. Also, the children she picked up could obviously be sent to the world of beasts to be raised, so that the children could grow up there and have a sense of belonging there, but she picked up two young ladies who were infected and sent them to another world. Anyway, it was quite unpleasant 🤦 Generally speaking, you can still watch it. Everyone has different opinions. This is just my personal opinion! At the end, the author gives a big boost!!!
Not bad👍👍... It has to be exciting and patriotic!
The setting and writing are both great. The only thing that can be modified is the size setting of the space. One cubic meter is initially activated, and a pregnant sheep is placed? Two cubic meters are used to give birth to four cubs and a ewe? Four cubic meters are used to bring the male protagonist into the space. It feels a bit unreasonable, and I hope it can be modified.
I finished reading at 9:13 am on March 29, 2024, a beast world novel + a republican novel + a period novel. The heroine of this article was born in the Republic of China. She was a poor little girl who was abandoned when her family fled famine. She was accidentally contracted by Mo Si, a dragon tribe in the beast world in another time and space, to start a journey between two worlds for her daughter-in-law. The author's writing style is very good and the story is very novel. I gave it one star less because I feel that the writing during the Republic of China period was like a period novel, and then it was written like a modern novel. The beginning of the story is okay, but the middle part is a bit verbose. I know that people in my hometown know about my situation, and I have the ability to live in other cities, but I still have to go back to my hometown to build a house and fight with some gossipy bitches. Is it true that when you are rich, you have to return to your hometown in fine clothes to make everyone jealous and jealous in order to be satisfied? Thinking about being low-key, you can do everything in a high-profile manner (building a big house, raising horses, riding bicycles, etc. After the war when there was no land and no men). If you really want to be low-key and don't want to deal with people, wouldn't it be easier to live in Mosu Manor? It was said that pottery must be made in the Beast World, but I didn't mention it later. It was just about exchanging things from various countries on the earth with fruits and medicinal materials from the Beast World, and then the Beast World was actually developed later. Goldfinger is very open. The male protagonist is a tool. The advantage is that the male protagonist is not written as a greasy, jealous and weird character. The relationship between the two is smooth and smooth, which is very comfortable to watch. The two sons are lonely, and the entire pen and ink is devoted to the aspect of raising a daughter.
You can still take a look. . .
It's really good to watch. I like both World of Beasts and Republic of China. The combination of the two is simply great.