In the Great Famine, I Lie Flat in the Mountains with the Exchange System
大荒年，我靠置换系统在深山躺平
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 376k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It has a gentle, narrative feel, without any clichés or stale elements, reminding me of scenes from my own dreams. Reading it brings peace of mind, especially the part about cooking and picking mushrooms, which often appears in my dreams. I hope the author continues to do well!
The natural, authentic mountain forest life is beautiful.
Mushrooms, mushrooms, all kinds of mushrooms! The early stages were basically a mad dash for mushrooms. Nine hundred taels of Lingzhi, then another one thousand four hundred and fifty taels—that's enough to make you a true winner in life! Life in the mountains: gathering, hunting, and fishing, plus the unbeatable exchange system. Finally, the younger brother leaves the mountains to open a shop, taking the imperial examinations—a simple yet flavorful experience.
It's a very good short story. The male and female protagonists fall in love after an arranged marriage, and they are focused on getting rich. There are no awful relatives or thugs in the village, and the whole village is united and friendly. There are no mistresses or palace intrigues between the male and female protagonists, and they have a cute baby in the end, which is a very happy ending.
This is a very simple and sweet farming story. I really yearn for this kind of life. There are no awful relatives or scheming against them. The whole family works hard to improve their lives, and the husband and wife support each other through thick and thin. It's so wonderful! ❤️❤️❤️
This book looks familiar. It's almost identical to one by the author "Orphan in the 1960s"—I can't remember the title. It's about a stepmother whose father died. She also has a younger brother who married a mountain villager. She has a knack for bartering and supports her family. These kinds of books are quite good, focusing on everyday family life.
It's wonderful! The female protagonist changes her impoverished life, leading her husband and family out of their hometown. What's truly admirable is her ability to gracefully retire at the height of her fame and fortune, retreating to the mountains to live a warm and carefree rural life. Reading this really resonated with me; it's my ideal ending. It's just that the score doesn't do justice to this book.
It's very well written! This is my favorite novel recently; it depicts a simple life and a beautiful existence!
I love this kind of life, it's so wonderful!
It's quite good. I personally prefer these kinds of simple, everyday life stories! So I'm giving it five stars. Keep up the good work, author!