
Reborn as a National Treasure of an Agricultural Scientist
重生我成了国宝级农学家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Genuinely Skillful Historical-Era Novels, No Villains or Black Markets
Any Novels About Transmigrating to the Soviet Union in the 1950S and Helping China Develop?
I've read plenty of novels set around the dissolution of the Soviet Union and quite a few set during World War II, but I don't think I've ever seen one about someone transmigrating to the Soviet Union in the 1950s, during its aid to China. Are there any novels like that?
Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Pure Farming Stories, No Business Ventures from the Start
Building Up Northeast and Northwest China, with Upright Period-Era Stories
Period novels about developing one's hometown, whether in the Northeast, Northwest, Xinjiang, or elsewhere. The values should be sound, and the story should be complete, engaging, and help cure my reading slump.
Stories About Building a Strong Nation Through Science and Technology in a Period Setting. Please Don't Recommend Anything That Doesn't Fit. Thanks!
The protagonist must invent things and catch the country's attention in a satisfying story about making the nation stronger. Male or female leads are both fine, but no romance-obsessed characters.
Looking for Historical Fiction with No Romance, No Romance, No Romance
Historical Fiction, No Romance, No CP
Looking for books similar to *The Female Supporting Character Can't Help It, Like a Chinese Cabbage in Winter*. No inner-power cultivation, no immortal cultivation, and nothing too outrageous.
Looking for Period Novels from the Male Lead’s POV. I’ve Had Enough of Female Leads
Looking for Farming Stories Where the Protagonist Grows Huge Fields of Grain to Support the Country
Republican-Era Stories, No Couples, and No Brain-Dead Writing
Nothing ridiculously over-the-top with numbers like 999.9 billion, and no System either. I like stories where people achieve their goals through their own hard work. Any protagonist gender is fine, but no pregnancy-and-running-away plots or vague romantic tension with someone.
Period-Era Novels, Technological Powerhouse, No Romance
Are there any novels where a modern person transmigrates into a period novel and uses modern technology to defend the country? Either a male or female lead is fine, and secret identities are okay too. No romance or family drama, just serving the nation and being doted on by the government!!
Siheyuan Stories Written by Engineers, So Reading Them Feels Guilt-Free
Looking for books like Three Years of Famine: I Led the Whole City in Growing Mushrooms. It mixes in all kinds of knowledge, so while you're having a great time, the information sneaks into your brain in the strangest ways.
No-Romance Farming Stories (If You Don’t Understand What “No Romance” Means, Don’t Recommend Anything)
I want books similar to Owe the System Six Hundred Million, Get Rich Through Farming. The protagonist can be male or female. No ambiguous relationships, no saintly protagonists, no annoying top-tier relatives, no transmigration into an old woman, and no raising children. A System or spatial storage is fine, as are mountain and coastal foraging.
Any Low-Key Period Stories?
Chronology, No Cp
Are there any period texts without CP, or farming texts? The type who only wants to pursue a career is fine with raising a child, but her husband will definitely be frustrated. The important thing is that there is no cp and no cp. I want to see the main character Domei(๑•̀ㅂ•́)ノ➹♡ "
Looking for a Story Set in Beijing in the 1940S
Looking for books similar to Siheyuan: I Transmigrated Here Decades Too Early.
Period Novels with No Romance
I'm looking for a period novel with no romance, no raising kids, and a System. Is that asking too much? I've only found one so far.
Male Protagonist, No Romance or Ambiguity
Looking for male-oriented stories where the male lead isn't cold and aloof. I really don't want any more weird books labeled “no CP” or “no heroine” that still have romantic tension.
High-Quality Completed Novels
Tomato, I'm out of books. Begging for good novels. No superpowers, no System; both angst-heavy and feel-good stories are fine! Please recommend some!
No Romance, Just a Protagonist Focused on Research, with No Face-Slapping or Public Reveal Scenes
No stories where the protagonist gets exposed from the start for one reason or another and then gets involved with a female celebrity. I just want to know how someone devoted entirely to scientific research ends up getting entangled with a female celebrity.
Reborn in a Bygone Era, Rising to Leadership
Period-Era Stories About Focusing Seriously on One's Career
Looking for a well-written story set in a historical era, with characters focused on their careers. No stories that wander all over the place without anything substantial happening, and no endless petty family feuds.
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What the author wrote is very true. At least I have never been so clearly aware of the difficulties that our country has experienced before. We only saw the difficulty of the country in textbooks, but never really understood the specific things. From poverty to wealth, from hardship to greatness, there has always been a willingness in the country. People who sacrificed everything. Of course, I saw the evil of human nature. It was so dazzling that I even felt that human beings were not worthy of survival. Such shining protagonists are like stars, always shining in the sky of the Republic. How can I see the light of fireflies in others after seeing such a great and shining person? I think he thinks so too, so he keeps chasing "Mu Yun". I think in his heart, Mu Yun shines just like the protagonist in the author's works, sparkling. Of course, I am not such a person myself, but it is precisely because of this that I admire those sparkling existences from the bottom of my heart.
This rare book on agricultural planting tells the story of the efforts of a group of outstanding agricultural workers who emerged in a specific historical period when the internal environment was weak and the external environment was not good, in order to go from relying on the weather to cultivating good seeds. It's not a noob's mindless post, but people in the comment section said the first few chapters were toxic. The actual situation must be combined with the background of the times. Others say it was written in a modern style. In fact, many of the routines have been the same from its inception to the present, even including ancient times. At least it feels good as a bookworm of more than ten years. The schedule is so tight, it's all about work. It's like a top that keeps spinning. No personal life of his own, nothing about family. Where can I go after flying here? I guess the low rating is because it's not down to earth. Are you talking about ordinary people? It is not an exaggeration to say that he is a saint. The first part was good, but the whole story was not interesting. I really can't stand it anymore, so let's end it here.
This is my first time writing a book review, and I don't know what to write, but I think this book shouldn't be rated so low. Dear book friends: I want to say: China's modern agriculture cannot be summarized in a few words or sentences. It is a thick history book soaked in the blood, tears and sweat of countless farmers and agricultural researchers. We should be grateful that there are still people who remember it, because this is our root and the foundation of a country. We should be more fortunate that there are still authors who are willing to write, even if there are some mistakes, but as long as someone writes, it proves that there are still people who remember. The more people read, the more people remember. Dear book friends, please be merciful and don't give such a low score. If you score higher, more people will be able to see it and more people will be able to remember the origin of Chinese agriculture. This is the first book about agriculture that I have seen on Tomato. I also ask all book friends to bear with the author. If there are any mistakes in the book, please correct me. I write this because I see more farmers crying and complaining on the Internet, while some so-called "experts" are criticizing farmers, and many people use the heroic title of "farmer" as an insulting word. I feel that this should not and cannot be the case. There is a long way to go to popularize agricultural history and the stories behind it. With that said, I wish the author and all the book friends good health and all the best. Written in Yunnan on the evening of May 29, 25 A person who likes history stays
The writing is good, but I feel like there is something wrong with the time. It was still in the 1970s, and then it suddenly became modern, such as the registered patent mentioned 2018 [face covering]
I have seen so many protagonists traveling back in time to developed China with systematic technology. They did not rely on the system, but purely relied on their own knowledge to change China. Moreover, they personally went to the fields to cultivate and plant each plant. It was difficult. , And the image of the protagonist is also well established. He will not take the great rights that he can gain as a technician so seriously, but he will wholeheartedly think about changing the current situation of people's lack of food. And he will not just talk about changing a few status quos in general, but seek truth from facts. He will solve the difficulties encountered by different plants in different regions with the knowledge he has learned. He will not do whatever he wants based on his own rights, and will care about whether the basic needs of people's lives are properly accommodated. , And the author will mark out various data in detail, and also write about the difficulties that China encountered at that time. The difficult situation at that time, the various difficulties and oppression it faced, are all written clearly, instead of exaggerating how powerful we have been. It can be seen that the author has investigated our actual situation at that time. This book is really good and worth reading. I feel that this book should be able to score 8 points or above, but I don't know why it is only about 7 points. Such a good book should not be. Very few books can stay on my bookshelf for nearly two months, unless it is one I particularly like. This book is included in it. I hope this book will get better and better. ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з,°˖✧︎◝︎(⁰▿︎⁰)◜︎✧︎˖°
It's good to read. I've read 20 chapters so far. It's good to read. It's my first time writing a book review and I don't know what to write about. I haven't done much farm work. But suddenly I remembered that when I was a child, I went to visit relatives in the countryside. My relatives brought me sugar water and asked a child my age to take me to catch carp in the rice fields. I have never experienced famine. When I was a child, I did not suffer from hunger even though there were not many kinds of food. Now I have never starved myself. I am really grateful to every scientist who is working at the forefront. Those engaged in agriculture keep us fed and clothed, those engaged in military industry keep us from being inferior to others, and those engaged in medicine keep us healthy... Thank you all [love] [love] [love] [love]
It took me a long time to write a review. The author's writing is very powerful and concise, with almost no redundant and cumbersome text, so it is very refreshing to read. The content and data are very scientific, and there is no such thing as "brain storage". Moreover, I have read a lot of Chinese newspapers, and it is rare that the main characters are engaged in agriculture in the end, and the subject matter is very new. People come from the earth and depend on the earth for their existence. When reading this book, my heart always surges.
The writing is really good. I feel that the era before and after is a little confusing. The author is an angry young man like me, but he also has a love for life. This real feeling is more real than the ordinary world. In fact, I personally think that the ordinary world is a cool novel of that era. A poor boy, even the secretary's daughter likes you, Jin Xiu also likes you, the mistress also likes you, even the cripple girl at the beginning also likes him, and so does the second male protagonist, and all women like him. In the end, even Lu Yao felt embarrassed. He wrote her to death, but he didn't dare to accept Jin Xiu's love. In the end, the open ending was like arranging a mistress for him. Jin Xiu's later period was not as smart and cute as the early stage, and she had no sense of existence. This book is good. There is no heroine, a strong background and no pretense. Don't write it well. Don't write such a messy timeline in the later period. I thought it was more than 200 years ago, and you still want me to go around in circles in the 70s? [Laughing] Come on, it's a rare good book
Good book, I saw the revolution's unyielding efforts and the hard-won good life.
A rare chronicle written from an agricultural perspective