I Won’t Sell My Granddaughter: From the Start, the Old Woman Gets Rich with a Supermarket
开局不卖孙女，老妇靠超市暴富
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- Completed
- Length
- 552k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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!
Looking for a Completed Story Where the Heroine Transmigrates With a Supermarket That Automatically Restocks
Female-Led Stories with No Romance and No Male Lead. No Male Lead, No Male Lead, No Male Lead.
This is important, so I'll say it three times: no male lead! No male lead!! Why do people keep seeing a few characters and recommending stories with male leads under a no-male-lead topic? I want the heroine to shine on her own. Urban entertainment, alternate-history settings, transmigrating as an adult or a child, it's all fine, as long as there's no male lead.
No Romance, Female Protagonist, Any Genre: No Flirting, No Stupid Characters
Important things must be said three times: No romance! No romance!! No romance!!! No flirting! No flirting!! No flirting!!! No idiotic characters! No idiotic characters!! No idiotic characters!!! Good morals! Good morals!! Good morals!!!
Any No-CP Farming, Business-Building, or Food Stories?
Whenever a story starts with romance or soft erotica, I feel like I'm going to be poisoned by it. Are there any stories focused on building a career, with a protagonist who's not too obnoxious or chuunibyou?
Farming, Farming, Pure Farming
Looking for books similar to “Eldest Daughter of a Farming Family: I Built My Fortune by Farming and Gathering Mushrooms.” The heroine transmigrates with a golden finger and farms, then goes into business to build her fortune by growing things to sell. I don’t want stories where she gets rich and immediately joins the government.
No Romance! No Romance! No Romance! Highly Recommended, Thanks ʱªʱªʱª (ᕑᗢᓫ
Please Recommend Farming Stories With No Romance!!! Female Lead’s POV, Thank You!
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
No-Romance Farming Stories (If You Don’t Understand What “No Romance” Means, Don’t Recommend Anything)
I want books similar to Owe the System Six Hundred Million, Get Rich Through Farming. The protagonist can be male or female. No ambiguous relationships, no saintly protagonists, no annoying top-tier relatives, no transmigration into an old woman, and no raising children. A System or spatial storage is fine, as are mountain and coastal foraging.
Looking for Stories with an Elderly Heroine, a Grandma
Preferably with a couple. Period stories and farming stories are both fine.
Rated 9.4 or Higher, No CP. I'll Read Anything
I read all kinds of books, so recommend whatever. Just don't recommend books with terrible ratings in the eights. I only ask that there be a CP. Other than those two things, I'll read anything: schemes for power, transmigration, fantasy, horror, modern, historical, comedy, whatever oddball stuff you've got.
I Recently Got Into Stories About Transmigrating Into an Old Lady, Any Recommendations?
As the title says, I’ve only read *Old Me Still Has a Young Man’s Ambition* and *Transmigrated into a Top-Grade Old Lady*.
A Powerful, Easygoing, Unfazed Female Lead, No Couple
No brainless wish fulfillment.
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?
The Ancient World Connects to the Present, and the Present Connects to the Ancient World
Fleeing Famine, Not Exile: Logical Stories With No Goody-Two-Shoes Leads
Transmigrating as a Down-and-Out Noblewoman, Getting Pregnant by Someone Else, and Secretly Giving Birth
No-Romance Farming Stories!
Looking for books similar to *Being an Official Is Nothing Compared to Farming (Climbing the Path to the Clouds)*. Either a male or female protagonist is fine, but no romance pairings!
Transmigrate into a Mother-in-Law with a Pocket Dimension
Spatial storage, transmigration, mother-in-law
Are There Any Farming Novels Where The Protagonist Becomes A Widowed Old Woman? Not The All-Powerful Female Lead Type
Looking for books like *Transmigrating into the Role of a Terrible Mother-in-Law*.
Transmigrate Into a Book as a Wicked Mother-in-Law, Get a System, and Lead the Family to the Top
I want something similar to From the Start, the Old Woman Refuses to Sell Her Granddaughter and Gets Rich Through a Supermarket. Please recommend something, please! My people, I have nothing left to read.
Any Stories About Giving Fat Orange a Hard Time?
Why do wish-fulfillment revenge stories based on *Empresses in the Palace* and other TV dramas always target the female characters? 😫 Can’t anyone go after Fat Ju? Solve the problem at its root! Without Fat Ju, countless households would be happier.
A Wave of New Books, Please: No Melodrama
Looking for books similar to The Child Who Never Grows Up. I want stories about farming and traveling. More recommendations, please. Nothing popular, and no transmigration.
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It's so beautiful. I thought I would write about grand content, such as the world and countries. I didn't expect that I could write so much just about a person's life and related relatives. It is not until the end that the whole world, the country, is written in a small amount of words. Everyone's story here is very exciting and emotional. Although they are characters in novels, they feel very real. Except for the ending, the logic is a bit messy, but everything in the early and middle stages is well written, with clear logic and reality. It's really beautiful. There is one last thing I want to say. It's really a bit verbose, and some of it was ignored.
It's good-looking, although there are some that are top-notch, but the heroine has a kind heart, works hard to change the status quo, helps everyone live a good life, and looks at things and things with a kind attitude.
Overall it's good, the writing is delicate, the characters are vivid, the style is humorous, and there are many redeeming features. For example, I will try my best to round up the shortcomings in the article. I will write that the price is high or low because the original book price settings are not complete, including the system-produced settings that reduce the sense of existence. Also, the original heroine didn't turn bad, which is really rare in many novels. Most of the female characters in it are very good, especially Mrs. Bu, which is really unexpected. There are a lot of psychological descriptions, and some people find them disgusting and long-winded, but I think most of them are quite good. When the heroine goes to the village chief's house to return the gift, she happily thinks, "Then I will be her mother." It's hard not to be moved. The most obvious bug is probably age. I don't know how the forty-year-old heroine can have an eleven-year-old granddaughter. I thought the writing was very good in the first and middle stages, but since the supermarket opened, the heroine lying down has become a bit boring. Personally, I still prefer to watch the heroine's struggle. Later on, the style of painting always went off track, and the emotional aspects were not handled well, making it feel like a forced pairing. But the ending is super happy, and the heroine really has no regrets.
It's good to read. I've read a very good book recently. Why have I only followed more than 40 or 50 chapters? I originally wanted to read it again, but it was so good that I couldn't help reading it. I hope the author will update it soon, and I really want to see the son of the village and the daughter of Meng Lan meet again [Send my heart][Love]
The writing is good, warm and beautiful. I just can't tell the difference between prices. The college student selling candied haws was a low seller, so someone threatened her not to sell there. Prices that are not in line with prices have cut off the livelihood of people nearby. It is recommended that the author change the prices. Will continue to pursue it. I really like this kind of rescue article.
The plot is okay, so far it's pretty interesting. There aren't that many top-notch ones. Problems can be solved promptly without being annoying. Moreover, the subject matter is quite novel. It's quite good to watch with my best friends. The villagers in the village are also quite united. I hope to be able to take the villagers with me when natural disasters strike later.
It is a good-looking, light-hearted story about farming and raising children. The children have their own personalities, the family is full of good people, the neighbors are harmonious, no one is too bad, and there is a decisive Mr. Qingtian. The only problem is the pricing, not how much you earn, but the unreasonable price which affects the perception too much. But I have gotten through it, and I come here every day to catch up on updates. I look forward to the other two daughters coming home, and the protagonist's life is getting more and more prosperous [Blow kiss]
This book is good to read~ the logic makes sense, and the ending is also good. The only flaw is that the part where Shaoyao talks about her mother is too long - because the story is too frustrating, after a few chapters, it is very miserable. Everything else is very good, and some detailed settings are also outstanding.
The author's layout is quite broad, and most of the female characters in it are well portrayed. There is no Kurohara heroine, and the final ending is relatively satisfactory, although the later chapters are a bit rushed.
I finished reading it in one day, and I was most satisfied with the ending. It was the writing process, and the ending of the villains was almost interesting. I didn't feel that miserable, and I wanted to see something even worse [Thoughts][Thoughts][Thoughts]