My Family Owns Hundreds of Thousands of Acres!
我家的土地有几十万亩！
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Our Village Is Being Merged into a Township, and I'm Surviving in the Wilderness!合村并镇，我在我们村荒野求生！Alternate title on Fanqie
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(Top and Bottom) Purple+ Legendary (Level 16) / 9 points, marked... Immersion (A), External Features (B), Setting (B), Writing Style (A), Pace (A), Creative Idea (B), Character Design (A), Main Plot (B), Logic (S). Additional deductions: None Personal impressions: This story's style is like an engineering version of Li Ziqi, depicting survival in a remote rural area.
For now, it's still watchable. Personally, I feel that the character of the protagonist's second aunt is indeed not very likable, but there are actually quite a few people like that in reality, so the sense of identification is not bad. However, the part where the protagonist uses pork belly to make delicious food and sells it in town wasn't as well-written as the other parts.
Before reading it, I thought it was one of those survival stories, but it turned out to be a slice-of-life story, which surprised me. The only downside was that the female character felt a bit out of place, but otherwise it was pretty good. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง
The plot is quite good, and the writing and character design are excellent. Aside from the top-ranked female author, the author might have a bias towards female characters, or perhaps they don't know how to portray them well. Actually, portraying them as normal, elite men would have been fine; there's not much difference between the genders of high-achieving individuals.
It's pretty good, very vivid. The author's thinking is clear and the writing is good. He's made a living in this field, but there are more writers now than before, so the competition is too fierce. A group of veteran authors also occupy the top resources, so he'll have to wait and see. He'll have to outlast them before he gets his chance. 🤦🤦
As a bookworm of over ten years, I can objectively say this book is very good. Lately, I don't know why, most novels follow the same formula and I don't have much desire to continue reading, but this one is great! 😄 Keep it up!
I feel the author falls a bit short in portraying the female characters. For example, Duo Mu doesn't seem like a boss; she's more like a little girl. It was okay at the beginning, but some of her dialogues with the male lead felt strange later on. That's how I felt while reading. However, I thought the descriptions of building houses, planting trees, and cooking were excellent and very engaging. Keep up the good work, author! [Under pressure][Under pressure][Under pressure]
I saw it on the recommendation list yesterday and watched it all in one go today. This book primarily focuses on environmental protection through live-streaming, and its writing style suits my taste quite well. The logic is generally smooth, and the flow of thought is excellent. While it may lack dramatic twists and turns, it's a very enjoyable read as a light read and highly recommended.
It's not bad. The pacing was a bit slow at the beginning, but it got better as I watched. So far, that Sister Mu is quite annoying. Just removing her or making her invisible would be fine.
Well, how should I put it? I think it's pretty good. This book's rating should be around 9.4, Right? It's too low at 8.3. As for that Su Mu and Duo Mu thing, it's not important. You can just listen to it briefly while reading; it's not that bad, not that terrible. Maybe it's because it's easy to relate to? Because I'm also in this major.