In Years of Famine, I Farm in the Deep Mountains
灾荒年，我在深山忙种田
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- Completed
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- 581k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 1y ago
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- Wicked Disciple, Leave Me Alone: Reborn to Farm in the Mountains孽徒勿扰：重生山野种田忙Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's great! The female lead is exactly what I like – intelligent and capable, yet not a saint. I love female leads who gradually grow and develop. The author's writing is also good; it's not simplistic and makes the reader feel quite immersed. And I hope there won't be a male lead. I feel like the female lead is doing pretty well now. It's just the kind of farming novel that's so satisfying!
It's a good watch, but I'm really upset about Tai Su's ending. Only her two disciples knew about the master-killing incident, and there was absolutely no punishment. In the end, Tai Yuan even shielded Tai Su from harm. I can't shake the feeling of injustice. And Su Qingyu—after going down the mountain, she shouldn't have been tricked and trapped by a demon.
Having read books for over a decade, this is the only novel I've ever finished reading on Tomato's platform, and I absolutely loved it. It doesn't even feel like Tomato's usual writing style! At first, I was hesitant because of the title, but I clicked in out of boredom and couldn't stop reading. It's so good!!! I feel incredibly lucky to be able to read this for free.
A very unique book, somewhat similar to another book I like – Please Call Me Master Chicken. It's also a song of life. The atmosphere in Volume One is somewhat subdued, but from Volume Two onwards, the author's themes become clearer and more profound, and a complete little world gradually takes shape.
Excellent writing style and a grand core (it's a pity the author wrote it too short, ending too quickly 😠). The first volume is very engaging, satisfying the appetite for a famine-stricken farming story at the beginning, while also subtly hinting at the female protagonist's true identity.
I feel it should be renamed; it's clearly about "From Farming to the Primordial Era." Reading Volume One, I finally found the joy of farming novels. It's about the concrete details of a single grain of rice, a single meal, the fragility and strength of life. Volume Two begins to unfold its worldview, completely in the style of classic fantasy novels—I cried, it's my favorite!
I was fooled by the novel's title and synopsis, swiping away many times without reading it. I finally clicked on it because I was desperate for something to read, and then I was hooked, neglecting sleep and meals to catch up. The story is incredibly engaging; it's not some romance novel disguised as fantasy. The author's writing is skillful. It's definitely going to be a 9.5 Or higher in the later stages. If they bought some promotion, a lot more people would definitely flock to it.
It's quite interestingly written, keep it up! I hope there won't be too many family-to-romantic storylines at the end. Family ties are no less important than romantic love. I've seen so many stories where, if the characters aren't related by blood, there's a 90% chance they'll develop into romance—it's really scary. I also checked out another similar book mentioned in the comments, and I think I prefer this one because I feel the author is more respectful of human relationships. Keep it up!
This is the second fantasy novel I've truly immersed myself in; the first was "Little Martial Uncle Lin Du." Both are of the same genre, but different in style, author, and themes they aim to convey, yet both are exceptionally well-written. While I tend to skim through other books, I read this one very attentively.
Having read this far, I think the author's writing is truly excellent. Seemingly simple, yet full of substance, with not a single wasted word. Not sentimental, yet brimming with warmth and hope. The language is clear and simple, yet a profound foundation in classical Chinese is evident. A treasure of an author! 👍👍👍👍👍