Transmigrated into a Pitiful Girl in the 1960s, She Uses Her Wood Powers to Grow Crops
穿成六零小可怜，木系异能搞种植
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Preferably without a pocket dimension.
Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
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It's very good. I hope Kobayashi can better conceal his supernatural abilities and use them reasonably and cautiously.
It was great, the content was substantial, and the emotional expression was genuine. Highly recommended! 👍
The female lead, initially naive, gradually gained control of her body, and her abilities began to surface. Some people around her started to become hostile, thinking she was a ghost. It really felt like she was an ingrate. Then, more and more people sought her help. I don't know what will happen to her later. I'm quite worried about her safety.
This book is really good!!! You have to be prepared for the absurdity of it 🤔. The story starts with the female lead's older sister sending her, who is in poor health, to the countryside. The things she grows are also outrageous, and she even has a child out of wedlock! It's like something out of a super-powerful Calabash Brother!! If you can handle the absurdity of this book, you can read it 😄😄 Most importantly, the female lead is a transmigrator from the apocalypse and a super saintly saint!!!
It's a pure wish-fulfillment story, but don't delve too deeply into it. If such a person existed in reality, they'd be in a research lab by now. The female lead's cheat abilities are too overpowered, and she's incredibly bold, completely lacking the secrecy and guile of that era. She even has a child out of wedlock. The male and female leads give off... 😅
The content is quite interesting, and the writing style is also good.
Don't try to read this with your brain too closely! If you don't like stories about having many children, don't read it (the female lead is quite fertile)! It's fantastic, there are still quite a few chapters. I was already frowning by chapter 40 or 50. If I weren't a little curious about the ending, I'd admire myself. Those who like stories that are both ruthless and saintly are in luck; this is truly a classic.
I didn't get enough! Lynch's spirit of selflessness stems from her birth in a post-apocalyptic world; people are precious, right? She wanted to help anyone she saw who was normal, given her immense abilities. The ending showed her family reunited. Is there a second season?
The story is original, the structure is tight and fast-paced, and the main characters are vividly portrayed. I really enjoyed it. As a bookworm of thirty years, I've given up on many novels halfway through, but this one is excellent and makes me want to keep reading. I recommend it to everyone; it's worth it.
The female lead's personality might not be the most likable, but it's still acceptable. No one is perfect; flaws are normal. The female lead grows stronger, and the male lead also matures. The seven children are adorable. The only regret is that the female lead's relationship with her brother becomes distant.