Exiled with My Husband's Concubine: Farming and Raising Kids Together
和丈夫的小妾一起流放种田养崽崽
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- Completed
- Length
- 596k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- After Transmigrating Into a Book and Becoming the Marquise's Wife in Exile, I Strive to Survive穿书变成流放侯夫人后努力求生存Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Rated 9.8 or Above. Righteous Female Leads, Not Doormats
I’ve been reading farming stories lately. Please recommend female-protagonist novels, whether set in modern or ancient times. The female protagonist can have a golden finger, but it shouldn’t be too outrageous. The writing shouldn’t be simplistic, and the plot should be tightly paced.
Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought
I've read most novels already.
Highly Rated Novels So Funny You’ll Die Laughing in the Middle of the Night
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
An Ensemble Novel Where They're Invincible Apart but a Complete Mess Together, Please!
Looking for books like My Junior Sister Is Obviously Super Strong, Yet Hilariously Chaotic (Crossing the Starry River with a Sword). A group-focused story where they’re invincible apart, but a complete mess together. Please!
Highly Recommended, Top-Rated Gems Worth Staying Up All Night to Read!!!
Recommended by a reader who's been into web novels for over ten years. Every book is a keeper, and plenty are worth rereading two or three times. Even the punctuation has 99+ comments. Don't miss these great reads 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Farming Stories, but No Constant Wild Boars and Rabbits, No Inviting People to Dinner, and No Red-Braised Pork
Looking for books similar to In a Year of Famine, the Whole Village Chews Tree Bark, but I Have a System and a Warehouse Full of Meat.
🏆 The Hidden Gems on Tomato: Thoughtful, Beautifully Written, Flaws Outweighed by Their Merits
Legitimate and Illegitimate Children Teaming Up Against Outsiders, No Infighting
Give Me Some Lighthearted, Funny, Laid-Back Farming Stories
Don't be shy, send them all my way!
Legitimate and Illegitimate Children Can Live in Peace: A Family Is Built Through Everyone’s Efforts
Looking for books similar to *Who Says a Concubine-Born Daughter Has to Fight for Power in the Inner Quarters? The Whole Family Spoils Her Rotten (Hairpin Flower Yellow).* I’d prefer an ensemble cast where everyone gets a chance to shine. A garden full of flowers is the most beautiful.
Any Pure Farming Stories?! Please Help Me Out!
Does anyone have any pure farming stories? The heroine can be any age, even if she transmigrates into an old granny! If there’s a male lead, I don’t want him to be an emperor, general, or chancellor. I want someone with an ordinary background! Pure farming, please.
Please Recommend Farming Stories With No Romance!!! Female Lead’s POV, Thank You!
Ancient-Era Farming Stories About Buying Servants and Building a Cozy, Comfortable Life
Any genre is fine. I just want a story where the protagonist can build houses, buy land, and hire servants in ancient times, then live a happy, cozy life as a little landlord. I especially love when they hire servants who feel they've found a wonderful master! Fellow readers, please send me recommendations.
Family-Saga Novels with a Very Close-Knit Family
Popular Farming Novels, Come On In
Agricultural stories are very popular, but I honestly do not see what makes them appealing. Could someone enlighten me and recommend your personal favorites while you are at it?
Looking for Stories About Ancient Widows, No Matter Their Status
Farming, No Romance, No Family, Just One Person on Their Own
Any Good Exile Stories? I've Recently Gotten into This Genre
Laid-Back Farming, Nothing Complicated or Chaotic
Any Good Quick Transmigration Novels? Preferably Not Wholesome and Chaste
Looking for books similar to Not the Male Lead, but the Villain Offers Better Value (Spoiled Across the Myriad Worlds). I'm an old Tomato reader 🍅, and lately I've run out of things to read.
Life in the Water Towns of Jiangnan: Family Life and Everyday Dramas
Looking for books similar to "An Ancient Jiangnan Setting: A Family’s Daily Life of Prosperity Through Business". Please recommend cozy stories focused on family life and everyday family matters. I’ve been especially into the Jiangnan water towns lately, with their little bridges and flowing streams. Please recommend some!
Any Historical Romance Where the Heroine's Sisters Don't Scheme Against Each Other and All Put the Family's Interests First?
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The beginning was generally good. It's watchable to pass the time. The only downside was the male lead's sudden resurrection at the end, which caught me off guard and wasn't handled very well. A quick heads-up: the children's father didn't die; he reappears at the end and ends up with the female lead. Aside from that, it's a decent watch for killing time.
I feel that a simple and ordinary life is the most important! There's no cheat code; it's all about the characters' wisdom and abilities. There aren't any exaggerated plots like in other novels where someone falls on hard times and digs up herbs to sell for hundreds of taels of silver. It felt very realistic, and the writing was good, but it ended too quickly. Not enough!
It's alright, but the appearance of the author in the book is a bit awkward, and there are some minor flaws. However, the atmosphere of everyone working together is great. Overall, it's worth a look!
The theme is quite novel; it's the first time I've seen something like this. You can address them directly as boy or girl, or as the eldest or second eldest, or just by their names. There's no need to use terms like "young master" or "young master" all the time.
Five stars! I watched it all carefully, without skipping around. Although some parts weren't written very smoothly (for example, the nobleman admiring the painting was left unmentioned, and the Second Prince's words about the war terminator weren't followed up with any further information about the court's situation), the atmosphere was wonderful because there were no awful characters or clowns…
I want to give the author a huge thumbs up. Although I haven't finished reading the novel yet, I really like this book. The writing is smooth and the story is heartwarming. The female protagonist, along with her concubine and children, got along well, learned from each other, and made progress together. Their lives got better and better, and everyone was polite and kind-hearted.
I like it. Its values align with mine, and there aren't any nasty villains causing trouble. Everyone works together peacefully, saving money little by little to buy things, and we feel very satisfied as our lives get better and better.
I've finished reading it. The story follows a noblewoman, her three concubines, and eight children, who endure ten years of exile and struggle to survive. Their journey begins with a small cart, culminating in a cow, and then five boys attending school.
The novel's core message is thought-provoking. In an era where everyone seems to be complacent and lazy, seeing a group of people from the lower classes putting in effort in every aspect of their lives and demonstrating growth in every member makes me wonder if my own complacency and dissatisfaction with society are just excuses for laziness and a way of refusing to grow up.
I love this way of time travel! No spatial cheat codes, no easy money of thousands or tens of thousands of taels of silver. Working from sunrise to sunset, earning a few copper coins makes the whole family incredibly excited – this is the life of most ordinary people!