The Eldest Sister of the Farming Family: Our Kitchen Opens Into the Produce Market
农家长姐：我家灶房能通菜市场
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 287k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Looking for Stories Where People Can Transmigrate Between the 1980s and the 21st Century
Transmigrate, Farming, Rural Life, Famine Years, and Spatial Storage
Can anyone recommend stories about transmigrating into a farming family, growing crops, surviving famine, and escaping disaster with a pocket dimension?
Farming Stories with a Pocket Dimension: Put It to Use, Don't Let It Just Sit There!!
Can we get some farming stories where the heroine actually makes good use of her storage space? If the space supermarket has supplies, she should just use them. Don't make the golden finger useless by having her too timid to take even a bit of meat out of the space!! And no self-sacrificing heroines either. I want a satisfying story with a storage space.
Stories Where The Protagonist's Home Connects To Another World
Two worlds, transmigration, farming, pets.
Looking for Period Novels With a Passage to the Modern World for Shopping
Portable Space + System + Transmigration + Modern Supplies
Novels where someone transmigrates with a space System and brings modern supplies along.
Stories About Traveling Between Two Worlds or Trading With Other Worlds
Looking for books like "I Have a Primitive Earth".
An Older Sister Doted on by Her Younger Brothers, and She Has Lots of Them
No angst at all from beginning to end.
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A Sixties-Era Wooden Token Connects to the Modern World, and a Village Woman Gets Rich Picking Vegetables
The Beloved Nian Nian’s House Can Connect to the Modern World!
Forced Into Marriage From the Start? Why Mess With Her! Her Whole House Got Smashed
Fleeing Famine, I Take My Mother and Little Brother into the Mountains for Hot Pot
Reborn, I Break the Fox's Ten-Thousand-Year Love Trial
After I Transmigrated, I Used My Pocket Dimension to Farm and Feed My Family
With Online Shopping and a Pocket Dimension, I Fled the Famine to Become a Landowner in the North
The Village Ancestral Hall Connects to the Future, and We're Constantly Traveling Back and Forth
Pocket Dimension: Growing a Great General in the Mountains
Reborn, and She Steals My Man? I Can Travel to the Future with My Pocket Dimension
The Balcony of My Rental Opens Onto the 1960s
My Family’s Old House Connects Across Time and Space
I Had a Premonition I'd Transmigrate, So I Stockpiled Supplies Like Crazy for Total Peace of Mind
A Great Drought, an Apocalypse Transmigration, and a Pocket Dimension
The Days I Spent Fleeing Famine in Ancient Times
Surviving the Drought: A Farmer’s Transmigration Journey
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Okay, I won't praise it anymore, since I already gave it four stars. The one star I'm deducting is: most wild fruits from ancient times weren't actually very tasty; modern fruits taste good because they're cultivated. Also: shouldn't the younger brother have been given some moral education first? After all, it was his first offense.
The first time I paid 10 for the kiwi, the second time the kind person paid 15. Isn't that a bit strange?
Having read up to Chapter Four, where a connection is made to a modern-day farmers' market, I find myself back in the modern world. Shouldn't I first ask someone for a phone? Shouldn't I know my current location, whether I'm still in my own country, or try to find a way back to my modern home? And the text mentions that no one eats wild vegetables. This is hard to judge. 🤦
I think it's a great read and suits my taste. The female lead isn't perfect, but isn't that how normal people are? If you're looking for a fast-paced, empowering female lead story, this isn't for you. While some plot points are indeed illogical, they don't detract from the overall quality. Keep up the good work, author! 👍
It looks great, very good, and the content is excellent.
Interestingly, the female lead's approach to educating her child has a minor flaw, but it's not entirely wrong. Only with integrity will people trust you in crucial moments; no one will believe a thief, even if the thief is in the right.
Actually, the female lead could ask someone to buy her a cell phone; ordering whatever she wants online and having it delivered to the market would be very convenient.
The female lead is resilient and supports her family! There are some flaws in the details. Also, the family consists of younger siblings who are all too young; having an older brother would be better. Perhaps this is to highlight the female lead's abilities! But without an older boy, her ability to withstand risks is too low; even a simple thief could be disastrous!
It's really good! It's basically a heartwarming slice-of-life story. I wonder how it will go later, but so far it's great.
Overall, it's not bad, and the writing direction is good. I suggest the author spend more time at the farmers' market; then they wouldn't give such unreasonable prices.