The Country Girl Has Space, and the Aloof Hunter Spoils Her Rotten
农女有空间，高冷猎户宠上天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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148Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
192.2kReads · all time
133Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.8Score
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It ended just like that, without even an epilogue, which was quite unexpected 😯! But it was good; there weren't any thrilling scenes, just heartwarming and slice-of-life moments. The female lead wasn't overly dramatic, neither weak nor overly powerful—everything was just right. The spatial element didn't serve much of a purpose.
It's quite good. The writing feels very ordinary and mundane, but very heartwarming. The relationship between the male and female leads is also very good. The prices are a little inconsistent with everyday life—a horse-drawn carriage, including the carriage, only costs 40 taels, but a doctor's visit costs over 200 taels. It's still manageable, and a dish costs 2 taels. However, these are minor details and don't detract from the overall reading experience.
The rating doesn't look high, but I think it's alright. The female lead seems to be assimilated at the beginning, not taking the initiative against the awful, which is a bit frustrating. However, it gets better later on. The space utilization is not very efficient. Recommended (Lin Miqing & Xie Chenqiu).
It's well-written; both the male and female leads are strong and independent, especially the female lead, whose character is vividly portrayed. However, the ending is abrupt.
26/3/10 Lin Miqing & Xie Chenqiu The female protagonist transmigrates into the world of the male protagonist and is forced into a marriage with him by her adoptive parents after being saved by him. The male protagonist actually loves her, but she hesitates to agree because she fears he already has a family. He arrives in the village with amnesia.
It's really good! There are a few illogical parts, like tears dripping from the corners of her mouth 😂, but the romance between the male and female leads is very sweet, there are no misunderstandings or heart-wrenching moments, and I really like this kind of sweet story.
It's very well written and enjoyable.
Good. Unlike other novels that rely on spatial abilities, this one is mostly based on self-exploration, which is quite good.
This book is good; the length is just right.
It's not bad, you can check it out.