
A Barren Curse, a Bad Omen! She Builds a Fortune and Fills the Granary with Meat
绝户!丧门星!养汉发家满仓肉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 543k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Stats
248Chapters
501Reads · 30 days
101.4kReads · all time
105Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.4Score
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The Bystander's Self-Cultivation in a 1970s Transmigration Novel
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So far, there aren't any major plot holes. The second sister is a bit weak, and her husband is somewhat inactive, but they'll soon step up and the husband will change for the better. The only problematic relative so far is the male lead's aunt's family, but they haven't appeared much yet, and it's unclear how their relationship will develop.
Oh no, I've read another book with consecutive updates! Author, please don't blame me for urging you to update! This book is quite good; there are no cheat codes or special abilities, just everyday life. What's wonderful is that the author writes these everyday moments in a witty and engaging way, making life interesting and flavorful.
I love reading these simple, down-to-earth farming novels. There are no kings or generals, no special abilities, no scheming or power struggles, no cheat codes—just a couple living a simple, honest life, enjoying the three meals a day and the four seasons. This author's other novels are also very good; I recommend them.
Compared to real life, this relationship is like a gentle, flowing stream, developing gradually and delicately! So sweet! I love it!
The novel is exquisitely written and vividly portrayed. The story has only just begun, and we look forward to its future development.
It's very engaging and well-written.
It was a readable story without any major flaws. Aside from the female lead being strong and the male lead being skilled at embroidery, there weren't any particularly outrageous cheat codes. The food included dishes like perilla, steamed noodles, and gluten soup, giving it a feel of northern Henan.
The diverse lives of four sisters. The plot is full of twists and turns, very exciting! But what about the ending? It's so frustrating! It should have ended with them leading everyone to wealth the following year, or maybe something going on with the neighbors causing trouble. No rush, let the author add that when they have time!
It's really good! The concept is quite nice, so why isn't the rating high? [Shocked] I prefer sweet stories about everyday family life, love, and mutual support. Minor flaws are no problem, as long as the overall direction is correct 😏
Two people with troubled fates came together. Life consisted of her fetching water and chopping wood, while he prepared meals in the kitchen. Together, they guarded this small courtyard, living peacefully through the four seasons and three meals a day. People in need find comfort in each other, and their lives improve.