
The Zhao Family’s Husband Has a Few Acres of Land
赵家夫郎有点田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- The Hunter's Lucky Little Husband猎户家的福星小夫郎Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's alright, no fluff, the writing is good and easy to understand, worth following.
The novel is well-written, and the author's writing style is also excellent. It depicts a simple and ordinary life, and aside from the random symbols that tend to wander off, it has no major flaws. ヽ(๏~๏)ノ Please update soon, author! ღ ღ ( >ᴗ <) /っ❤️
It's so good! There are so many couples, and they're all so sweet: Zhao Heng and Li Yan, Zhao Hu and Lu Jing, Lin Qinghe and Yue Ge'er, Lu Gang and Yao Ge'er, Zhang Lai and Yun Ge'er, Huo Tingfeng and Yang Ge'er, Huo Tinglan and Shen Dage. I originally thought they would arrange a couple for the Wu brothers, but unfortunately they didn't. Overall, it's pretty good.
I couldn't resist writing a review after reading chapter 179—it's just too good! It's not padded at all, nor is it too rushed. The way the main character immediately fights back when he's wronged or encounters bad things is so satisfying!! There are many side couples where good people are rewarded, and they're all very enjoyable to watch.
The plot is well-written, quite heartwarming and happy. However, later on, when Li Yan gets seasick in Kyoto, she says she doesn't have a baby, then after recovering, she says she does, but when she returns home, she says she doesn't. So, does she have a baby or not? Then Zhao Yan adopts one from outside, and in the end, when Liao Tingyun takes her pulse, it seems she really is pregnant!
Overall, it's a very good read, but the parts about the protagonist's pregnancy and childbirth are a bit messy. 🍅 While it's not allowed to include childbirth, I personally think it's unnecessary to constantly emphasize that the child isn't the protagonist's biological child; it felt disjointed to read.
Good, good, good! This is the first novel with a built-in space for farming, without any extravagance. The novels I read before all seemed to want to bring everything that didn't exist in this world, find partners, and make a name for themselves. This is the first novel that is willing to live the life they want in the background!
It's my favorite style. I kept it in my favorites even before it was finished, and as soon as it was completed, I read it. It's quite good, and also quite long. I read some parts quickly, but when I finished it, I felt a little reluctant to say goodbye. I always felt that there was still so much more to be written. Everyone who was with the protagonist ended up with a romantic partner.
It's a great read, and the characters are all vividly portrayed. Although there's a space and a spiritual spring, the "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) doesn't play a significant role in the story. It doesn't involve characters using their "golden finger" to make a fortune and become wealthy merchants like in other novels (not that other novels are bad at writing this, but…
This is the first farming-themed novel with two male protagonists that I've ever read, and it's truly excellent. The writing is concise, the plot is engaging, and the characters are very well-developed. I initially thought farming novels would be boring, but as I read on, I became captivated by the detailed descriptions of rural life, which felt very realistic.