Finding Refuge in the Mountains, Reclaiming Land and Stockpiling Supplies
安居深山避乱世，开荒种田囤物资
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- 589k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 2y ago
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- An Orphaned Farm Girl: Farming in the Mountains After Natural Disasters农家孤女：天灾深山种田日常Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Rated 9.8 or Above. Righteous Female Leads, Not Doormats
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Everyday Food Stories, Nothing Too Over-the-Top
Farming, Hunting, Mushroom Foraging, and Cooking, No Villains or Golden Fingers
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I really like it so far! There are many detailed descriptions of farming and food, but it doesn't feel like a mundane account; instead, it makes me feel very immersed in the story.
It's alright. It's a heartwarming story about life in the mountains. There's a couple, and although the male lead appears a little late, he's a good match for the female lead. It's not abrupt at all. Later on, the female lead's family had stored one or two thousand catties of food, and she also had two acres of land with dozens of chickens, ducks, and rabbits.
[Warning: There is a romantic pairing, the focus is mainly on the plot, the romance is relatively minor and will not progress too quickly, it's a slow and steady relationship. Set against a backdrop of natural disasters and war, the female protagonist will go out at certain times to find water and food, stock up on the necessary supplies and stay in the sinkhole.
I love female protagonists who don't have a system or a special space, yet they are self-reliant, farm their own land, and aren't overly naive. They help others in a planned way without putting themselves in danger. I love this kind of female protagonist the most.
I'm looking forward to the next episode. So far, it's good; there's no exaggeration, no unnecessary dialogue, and the female lead is clear-headed and not a Mary Sue. It's simply not enough to keep you entertained; it's captivating. The female lead is intelligent, knows her own limitations, isn't arrogant, is incredibly hardworking, and manages to live a very good life.
It's so-so. It's okay to read when you're looking for something to read, and it's alright for killing time. It depicts the female protagonist's daily life living alone in the deep mountains amidst natural disasters and man-made calamities. The male protagonist only appears later in the story, near the end, and they don't actually get together.
It's quite good. You can read this book without worry; you don't need to be on edge. Although the female protagonist is always stockpiling supplies, she remains unaffected by any events that involve her, allowing her to peacefully and wholeheartedly live her own little life.
I've been genuinely hooked on this book, and the farming/development parts are really good. I usually enjoy stories with romantic pairings, but this one really resonated with those of us who don't like that kind of thing. The author writes farming/development stories exceptionally well. The early parts where the male lead appears are okay, but the romance parts after they get together are just so awkward... I always skip them...
It's a good read, with a slow and steady pace. I love novels without any cheat codes or special abilities. The only thing I found unrealistic was how much the female lead ate 🤦🤦. She hoarded so much food, but it wouldn't last more than a few months. The dog was also fed too well, with chicken or fish at every meal, and even the worst food included eggs. It's a bit inappropriate for both people and animals to have such lavish meals during a famine. 🤭
This book is so good it deserves a 9-something rating. The simple, ordinary life is the true essence of life. I love this kind of realistic farming novel without a spatial system, where the protagonist relies on hard work to cultivate land in the deep mountains, hunting and finding treasure to be self-sufficient.