Since Jiang Li was orphaned at a young age, she has mild social anxiety and is an introvert. After finishing nine years of compulsory education, she returned to the countryside to live on her own.
One day, she inexplicably transmigrated to ancient times.
Well, when in Rome. She'd been living alone anyway, and ancient times weren't much different from the modern world as far as she was concerned.
So it was one person, five dogs, three cats, clearing land, growing vegetables, and farming.
A slice-of-life farming story with no troublesome relatives, no CP, no golden finger, and no court politics.
Follow the protagonist as she clears land, farms, grows vegetables, builds a house, and stores all kinds of grain.
The writing is very plain, very comfortable, and has a pastoral feel. But I feel that prices are very confusing, and I feel that the heroine is not very serious about money. He feels that he is not worried about running out of money. When he came to the government, the government gave him 50 taels of silver. The article he wrote later also mentioned that 10 taels of silver is enough for an ordinary farmer to support his family. A year's worth of food, so I think the purchasing power of 50 taels of silver is really sufficient. Even if you have just arrived in a new place and want to buy a lot of things, I don't think 50 taels will be spent so quickly, especially when the heroine made the lightning rod. Two iron rods cost 28 taels of silver. 28 Taels is almost three 10 taels, right? Does that mean that these two sticks cost an ordinary farmer, and if they don't eat them for three years, they don't need to save them? Another one is that the heroine was sick. When Dr. Liu collected the medical expenses, he charged one tael of silver for the medicinal materials. But when the heroine went to sell the medicinal materials, he gave a bunch of things in exchange for a hundred cents or how much I can't remember clearly. Generally speaking, the novel is really well written, very comfortable, and there is no mess. However, I hope the author can sort out the prices a little better, or make a rough table so that everyone can have a look at it and understand it better. Otherwise, sometimes I feel really confused about some prices and have a very bad impression. Come on come on
The daily writing of farming is very detailed, warm and true. It is full of pastoral fun and busy work. There are no bad people or things, they are all harmonious and joyful. It is very healing to watch. The writing is smooth and mature. Keep up the good work, the author.
It has a sense of life, and it feels like a paradise when reading. The reading is very good. In life, there are still illogical things in reality... Anyway, I recommend it, but I haven't written anything for a few days [what]
It's really good-looking. The surrounding rural residents are basically very good. Judging from the living conditions of the surrounding towns and villages, the public security in this fictional era is not bad. It is simply my ideal pastoral life. It looks good and the author has worked hard to update it!
Really, is it agreed upon in ancient texts to dig up ginseng? Look at the description of bamboo forest and ginseng growing in the same area.
Very good, keep it up, author
I really like it. It would be nice to have "multiple character dialogues". I heard it would be more immersive.