The Mo Family’s Ink House
墨香之家
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Pure Farming Stories, No Business Ventures from the Start
Looking for Good Farming Stories With Smart Characters
Why do farming novels always have princes, heirs, and royal sons? Can't we have something cozier, without a prince or heir as the male lead, and without him constantly having to save people?
Looking for a High-IQ Story Where the Protagonist Plans Ten Moves Ahead
After Reading Bound by Spring, Nothing Else Measures Up. Please Recommend Timeless Classics
Looking for books like "Bound by Spring's Passion". I'm out of books to read, so please recommend classics that hold up well.
Looking for a Highly Re-readable Novel That Doesn't Make Things Up As It Goes
Books That Teach You Real Skills
Picky Old Bookworms, Gather Here
The more books I read, the fewer I can stick with. What plot points or setups make you drop a book in one second?
Overlooked Masterpieces
Cultivation, fantasy, or historical fiction are all fine.
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Your Number One Farming Novel
Calling on longtime readers to share the most captivating farming novels they’ve ever read.
Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Rated 9.8 or Above. Righteous Female Leads, Not Doormats
I’ve been reading farming stories lately. Please recommend female-protagonist novels, whether set in modern or ancient times. The female protagonist can have a golden finger, but it shouldn’t be too outrageous. The writing shouldn’t be simplistic, and the plot should be tightly paced.
Looking for High-Quality Farming Novels, From a Veteran Reader With Picky Taste
Recommendations, please!
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
Highly Rated Historical Palace-Intrigue Recommendations
Ordinary People Fleeing Famine, No Princes or Nobles, No Overpowered Golden Finger
Looking for books similar to Fleeing Famine: My Whole Family Is Reborn. Instantly emptying out a marquis's estate, an entire city, or the imperial treasury makes the characters seem so stupid. People in ancient times weren't fools, so I want something more sensible: ordinary people trying to survive and escape famine during a disaster year.
Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Anyone Got One Rated 9.9? I Mean 9.9!
Farming stories, high quality ones. If you can recommend me one you rate 9.9, you're amazing. I mean farming stories!
The Cultivation Realm, Immortal Realm, Divine Realm, Sacred Realm, and Hongmeng Realm
Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Spirit Transformation, Spirit Division, Tribulation Transcendence, Great Ascension. Human Immortal, Celestial Immortal, Golden Immortal, Great Golden Immortal, Immortal Lord, Immortal King, Immortal Emperor, Immortal Venerable.
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Has No Will to Survive and Just Drifts Through Life?
I read a novel where the female lead wanted to die but couldn't, and after more than a dozen chapters of that, it started to feel like she was just pretending to be miserable. So I'm looking for a female lead who lives listlessly, waiting for the day she dies. That feeling that everything is so pointless, with no light in her eyes 👉👈
Realistic Farming Stories, Pure Farming Fiction
Nothing exaggerated or lacking common sense! For example, characters casually growing ten thousand mu of farmland themselves: just how many square meters would that be?
Stockpiling Food During a Famine
Modern or historical settings are both fine. I just want details about the female lead stockpiling food before a famine.
Looking for Ancient Times Transmigration Stories About Being Born into the Past and Living a Serious Life. I’ve Always Thought People Back Then Were Smarter Than Us
A Hilarious Female Lead Who'll Make You Die Laughing
The kind that makes you laugh so hard you pound your bed at midnight and feel like your head might fall off.
I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
No pocket dimensions, no golden finger. I like hard mode. That's what makes it exciting.
Imperial Exam Novels, But Not About a Farmer's Son
At the very least, make him the son of a local gentry family.
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The Blacksmith's Girl Next Door
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I Led the Whole Village to Flee the Famine, with a Shopping Mall at My Fingertips
The Whole Village Flees from Famine, Chewing Tree Bark, While I Secretly Unbox Packages
The Stepmother Is All Rebellion! She Flees the Famine with the Kids and Feasts on Meat at Every Meal
The Wicked Widow Takes Her Family to Greatness on the Road to Escape
At Dawn and Dusk
I Returned to Ancient Times and Became a Widow, Then Practiced Medicine and Did Business to Raise My Daughter
With Space in Hand, Food and Drink Are No Worry
The Spoiled, Frail Darling of an Arrogant, Rugged Man
Meng Jia's Chronicle of Survival in Ancient Times
I Transmigrate into a Refugee Flight and Turn the Tables with My Douyin Favorites
The Spatial Divine Ring: The Whole Village Is Counting on Me to Cultivate Immortality
Reborn as the Wicked Side Consort, I’m Forced into Exile with the Deposed Crown Prince
The Wicked Farm Girl Is Busy Farming
A Family in Peach Blossom Mountain
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I followed it from beginning to end without skipping a single good book; the plot was tight and the writing was fluent.
I've discovered another great book. The hardships of fleeing and the struggles after settling down reveal just how difficult it is to survive. Even skilled time travelers had to compromise to stay alive in that environment.
This is the novel for which I took the most notes, and it's definitely worth reading. It avoids the clichés of time-travel novels with their various fantastical abilities and spatial abilities, and there are no awful relatives causing endless trouble. The entire story is positive and uplifting, a vivid and relatable tale filled with everyday life.
I came here based on the author of another novel I read. This story about fleeing famine is very realistic, showing the cruel reality without glossing over anything, without any saintly figures, and it's not just a generic imitation of others. It's very original and worth reading. I hope it won't be discontinued.
This is a relatively realistic time-travel novel. There are no cheat codes or special abilities, and no emperors or generals. It portrays ordinary people very vividly, which is why the rating is low. It should normally be at least 9.3.
The end and beginning of an era are often marked by blood and tears. Those who get confused by time-travel stories should read this one; it's authentic and unvarnished. The female lead appears ruthless but is actually compassionate, and the male lead seems like a devoted admirer, but he's a devoted companion who strives to stand shoulder to shoulder with her after her wishes are fulfilled. The realities of society and interpersonal relationships.
The female protagonist is incredibly skilled: making ink, paper, all sorts of incense, various snacks, and even digging holes. She's incredibly versatile. The pacing is fast, making it engaging. The male protagonist is an ordinary person who grows alongside his wife, and he dotes on her without being blindly indulgent.
It's a captivating story with well-developed characters! I hope the author continues their excellent work!
Ordinary people struggle to survive in turbulent times. One reading is hasty, another careful consideration. Beneath the calm surface, swords gleam; amidst laughter and conversation, bloodshed rages. A powerful portrayal of the power struggles within the imperial court, told from the perspective of ordinary people. Excellent.
Now I know why this book, though decently written, has a low rating. Many of its ideas are outdated and conservative, which might make modern readers uncomfortable. Actually, these ideas are from my grandmother's generation; due to conscription, many families struggled to survive. There was little love; everyone was just trying to stay alive.