The Fake Heiress Became the Farm's Beloved, and the Marquis's Entire Family Regretted It Bitterly
假千金种田成团宠，侯府全家悔断肠
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- Completed
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- 704k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The Best of the Best in Historical-Era Fiction: You’ll Regret Missing These!!!
Something like Xia Xiaolan's story. I couldn't stop thinking about it long after I finished.
The Female Lead Is the Fake Heiress. When the Real Heiress Returns, She Leaves
The male lead is the female lead's childhood friend.
Looking for Good Stories Set in a Bygone Era, with No Toxic Relatives or Eccentric Characters, and Likeable Leads
Preferably set in the 1970s, when they were lucky enough to catch the first reinstatement of university entrance exams.
A Fake Heiress Returns to Her Birth Parents’ Home, with Brothers, and Makes a Fortune
Historical Romance with a Rugged Hero and a Strong-Willed Heroine, Both Each Other's First, No Coddled Heroines
Both leads are each other’s only ones. The male lead is a rugged guy, and the female lead is clever. He dotes on her. They start out farming, then later both reveal their identities and get caught up in palace intrigue.
Any Good Farming Novels?
Ahhh, does anyone know any good farming stories? I want something peaceful and low-key, without the plot eventually turning into some grand matter of national importance.
Looking for Ancient Romance Stories About Fake and Real Heiresses
Any historical romance where a family originally dotes on their real daughter, but then the fake daughter appears and claims to be the real one? The female lead's family believes her, and the real daughter eventually loses all hope.
Any Farming Novels? Please! I've Been Loving This Countryside Vibe Lately
Little Boy, Slice of Life, Farming, Otherworld (I'll Pay to Find It)
Any recommendations for a cozy farming story in another world, with a noble boy, or a slice-of-life story about a boy in another world? Something detailed and gentle. If it meets the requirements and you post it in this thread, I'll give you ten yuan.
Please, No More Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Getting Pushed Around
Looking for books similar to The Princess Consort Kicked Through the Coffin Lid and Carried a Gun to Build Her Career. Are there any stories like this? ദ്ദി˶ｰ̀֊ｰ́ )✧ It’s genuinely so good.
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I Became a Fake Heiress and Led the Whole Village to Make a Fortune
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If Someone Spits at Me, I Roll Up My Sleeves and Slap Them in the Mouth
The Marquis’s Fake Heiress Returned to the Village and Struck It Rich
Spoiled and Pulled Close! The Fake Heiress Is Cherished by a Rugged Soldier
The Fake Heiress Is So Beautiful, Of Course She Can Lift Her Whole Family Up
The Fake Heiress Is Reborn: I Won't Be the Villainess Anymore!
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After the Fake Heiress Ran Away, She Got Rich Studying Medicine
The Fake Heiress Tears Up the Script and Flirts with a Rough-Hewn Man Every Day
Transmigrating as the Fake Heiress, I Take My Family on the Run from Famine
Transported to a Remote Mountain Village, I Make a Living Farming and Gathering Herbs
The Family's Least Favorite? The Real Heiress Unveils Her Secret Identity and Marries a Sickly Man in a Flash
The Fake Heiress Is Too Delicate? She Throws Herself into Farming and Business!
After Being Cast Out by the Wealthy Family, the Fake Heiress Is Out of Their League
The Fake Heiress Transmigrates into a Book as a Supporting Character and Coasts Through an Era Novel
After Becoming a Fake Heiress, I Drove the Sickly Prince Wild
Transmigrating into a Book Set in the 1970s: The Fake Heiress Brings a Mall to Her Rural Posting
The Fake Heiress Is the One Everyone Truly Loves
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It's good, but the ending felt a bit rushed. The fates and storylines of many characters were clearly left unresolved. It would have been better if there were more side stories. The most illogical part of the whole story is that no one doubts that the technology of that time couldn't have produced the modern items the female lead brought out.
The female lead's character is so adorable! She's both sweet and sassy, a perfect blend of strength and gentleness. She's calm, collected, intelligent, and not a saint. Her relationship with the male lead is also gradual and stable. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Forgive me, I've only listened to 10 episodes of this novel, and I already feel like I can't put it down. I really want to listen to the whole thing in one go, without eating or sleeping. The beginning of the novel is also quite charming, and since it's a completed novel, I hope the ending won't disappoint readers.
The characters are well-developed, and there's no absolute right or wrong. It depends on personal perspective; different perspectives lead to different interpretations of right and wrong. I particularly like the female lead; she's clear-headed, rational, and has a strong female lead mentality.
The female protagonist is intelligent and brave, but she's emphasized a bit too much, making the male protagonist seem weaker. The story is exciting and engaging, with a tight pace and no unnecessary dragging. Several characters are particularly well-developed. For example, Sun Zhiye, despite being a villain, is not unlikeable; one even admires his intelligence.
I think the villain, Sun Zhiye, is a really pitiful guy. A tragic villain. Initially, he had no intention of fighting the female lead; he just wanted to be friends. However, his younger brother offended her, and after his brother was arrested, Sun still wanted to be her friend. Then his mother jumped in and berated the female lead, publicly humiliating her.
It ended crisply and cleanly, not a single word more. The writing is quite good, with some humor and plenty of room for imagination. You'll need to fill in the blanks for the characters you're interested in yourself. So, go read it!
I'm not entirely sure why this book has such a low rating. Personally, I think it's an exceptional book. The author's skillful writing and profound cultural knowledge create incredibly rich and vivid characters. Perhaps the female lead's abilities overshadow the male lead, or perhaps the power struggles made certain parts feel extremely frustrating.
I've probably read over 300 of Tomato's novels, and this is the best-written novel I've ever read. Its fresh and vivid language far surpasses that of renowned writers like Lao She, Mao Dun, and Cao Yu, though its grammatical precision falls short of those masters. The descriptions, in particular, are incredibly vivid and captivating; whether depicting scenery or characters, it's on par with Lu Xun. Thumbs up!
The author's writing skills are profound, flowing smoothly and elegantly. The plot is also naturally and smoothly arranged, full of ups and downs, making it captivating. The male and female protagonists have sound values and are intelligent, and their relationship develops naturally. It's so satisfying!