I Become a Landlady During an Ancient-Era Apocalypse
我在古代天灾末世当包租婆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 267k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Looking for a Story About Transmigrating to Ancient Times With a Building to Turn Into a Shopping Mall and a System Force Field for Protection
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrate: Others Bring Pets, I Bring an Entire Building!"
Female Lead Opens a Supermarket or Hotel During the Apocalypse, No Romance, No Saintly Protagonist
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I Just Love Heroines With Brains
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Looking for Apocalypse Stories Set in Ancient Times!
Natural disasters or zombie apocalypses are both fine. The main thing is that it has an ancient setting. That sounds so fresh!
Any Good Survival Novels With Strong Writing?
Looking for books similar to "Infinite Apocalypse: From the Start, a Safe House in an Underground Cellar (Apocalyptic Gods Reborn)." Something along these lines would be ideal.
The Protagonist Opens a Shop Selling Supernatural Items
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Recommend Some Apocalypse-Era Management Novels 😭 (Female-Oriented)
No CP. I want a heroine who isn’t a self-sacrificing saint. I also don’t want everyone to be super close to her, like casually taking the seat she was going to sit in or clinging all over her! It’s so annoying. It feels like she’s been knocked off her pedestal and everyone can joke around with her. Purely focused on running a business, and no going out to kill zombies herself.
Any Stories Like the One Where They Run a Hotel in the Apocalypse?
Please Recommend Some Good Business-Building Novels
Are there any novels like "My Chinese Restaurant Went Viral in the Apocalypse"? Please, I don't like saintly female leads who don't keep accounts or make plans. I like stories with some logic to them.
No Romance, or Just One Love Interest
Looking for books like Light Incense, Subdue the Netherworld; I Am the God of Calamity Among Mortals. Supernatural, horror, farming, apocalypse, urban fantasy, fortune-telling, anything is fine. I’m not picky. Please recommend completed novels.
For Middle-Aged Readers in a Reading Slump: Something Different
Any books with a relaxed, easygoing feel? I'm middle-aged now, and just want to read something fresh and unconventional.
Any Really Amazing Stories? Please Recommend Some!
Looking for books like "Little Old Me Is the Whole Family's Darling, and I Soothe My Scumbag Dad Like He's a Placenta (Sprouting Against the Wind)." Preferably a male-male pairing, and it must be complete. Following an ongoing story is so painful. Romance is fine too, preferably something like the one below. I love Xiao Nian the most.
Can We Get More Female Characters in Wilderness Survival and Farming Stories?
Looking for books like The Whole Family Transmigrates: Eighteen Rules for Surviving in Ancient Times (Springtime Happiness). It’s always one female lead surrounded entirely by brothers, sigh. I’d be fine with something like Song Fusheng and Song Fuling, even though it doesn’t have many female characters either. When will we finally get beyond...
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Thank you all for liking my book. I have a few things to say. Before starting this book, I struggled with whether to use "hotel" or "inn." As you've all mentioned, in ancient times, inns, hotels, and restaurants were more commonly used. I did some research and found that the term "hotel" existed as early as the Tang and Song dynasties.
Any story without a romantic pairing or any romantic subplot is my absolute favorite. 🥰 Why doesn't the female lead cultivate an empress herself? 😏 Why does she have to let those men become empresses?
I stayed up all night to finish it, and it's really good! The low price and the fact that it even gives jobs to poor people to earn points makes it undeserving of such a low rating. I especially loved the ancient people's amazement at the post-apocalyptic hotel; the author described it comprehensively, covering everything from food and drink to accommodation, transportation, and entertainment, truly refreshing our understanding of ancient life. A great read!
I really enjoy reading these kinds of savior stories with systems in place, where prices are low, making them affordable for ordinary people from the lower classes. I also like the author's writing style. However... The story is too short, the ending is rushed, and it's not satisfying.
So far, I think it's very good. The female lead isn't the kind of person who's cold and rude. I feel she's quite neutral. Anyway, I still want to watch it. Those who say that handkerchiefs can be exchanged for a lot of points are actually normal. They have research value. Exchanging ancient items for modern items is inherently valuable, right?
It's pretty good. Faced with natural disasters and man-made calamities, it's already an era where people can eat each other. The female protagonist transmigrates to save the poor. She won't let go of those who have abandoned their conscience and resorted to cannibalism, but she will give a chance to those who still retain at least a conscience. Labor creates value, similar to the milk tea seller story I read before. I like this kind of story.
It's so good! But it'll be frustrating if it's serialized; one chapter a day and I'll forget everything I'm reading 😢 The waiting is agonizing. I hope the author updates more often. I think the points redemption system here is quite reasonable.
Ahhhhh, please update soon! I'm losing interest! 😢😢😢
The story is well-written, focusing on the scorching heat, while floods and epidemics are only briefly mentioned, and the ending feels rushed. Overall, the story is good, and the concept is quite good, but it abruptly ends.
It's so well-written! I haven't read such an unconventional novel in ages. It's totally my cup of tea. I couldn't stop reading once I started. I read until after 1 a. M. Last night and didn't want to go to sleep. I got up early this morning and continued reading because I read novels very slowly.