Reborn on a Little Farmstead
重生之农家小院
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 483k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
209Chapters
291Reads · 30 days
115.6kReads · all time
8.4Score
79Listens
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I've read up to chapter 66 and don't quite understand why the rating is so low. It's actually quite well-written! Not at all far-fetched, and very heartwarming! Much better than those stories that use the guise of fictional settings to spout nonsense! I'll give it four stars for now, and if it doesn't have a bad ending, I'll definitely change it to a five-star review!
Not bad, author, keep it up!
I really like stories about people fleeing famine, but the female protagonist's age in the time-traveling setting is too young and she seems too weak, so I'm not very interested in reading them. However, it's a heartwarming story about a large, united family who dote on the female protagonist, and a farming/growth story, which is quite good, though I haven't finished reading it yet.
I love the loving family dynamic, the unity and kindness of the villagers, and the warmth of human connection. I don't understand why so few people are reading this. Keep it up, author!
The author writes well, I quite like it! Five-star rating!
Excellent! I don't know why the rating is so low; I give it over 9 points! The plot is reasonable and has room for development, but it's not exaggerated. It's thrilling! It depicts the lives of ordinary people, the Wen family and their fellow villagers, fleeing famine and overcoming hardship, settling down and farming together, growing high-yield crops, and living peacefully through disaster…
It's well-written. This is your first book, and it's also a farming novel. I'll give it a perfect score, and I hope you'll write even better books in the future.
Keep it up, author!
It's alright, worth watching 😄
Not bad, just average. Having space in hand. This means you're not worried about anything, but it's also very practical—reaping a better harvest through your own hard work.