Growing Melons, Vegetables, and Crops
种瓜种菜种田
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 1mo ago
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- Gossip Blooms Across the Village, Bringing Wealth to Every Field瓜香满村富满田Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read up to chapter 153, so I'll give it 4 stars for now. The current content really lives up to the title, with plenty of foreshadowing and a lot of awful neighbors. The Shi family is a go-to spot for bandits whenever there's trouble in the village; nobody in the village can mess with them.
This book is truly wonderful; it's lively and heartwarming. There's no scheming or intrigue, no princes or princesses, just the lives of ordinary people. The wise grandmother, in particular, is both admirable and lovable.
It's a good read. It's a farming novel, and there aren't any princes or nobles involved, or any court intrigue.
At first, I thought it might be a bit dry, but then I realized I just wanted a simple farming story, not one where everyone's suddenly a general or a marquis. Ordinary people's lives are like this, simple and peaceful, built step by step. A large, prosperous family, everyone working together towards a common goal—it's so enviable.
"A Simple and Ordinary Life" is a great read; the content is rich, and the author's writing is excellent. Keep it up!
This book is fantastic. It's been a long time since I've read a million-word novel by skipping chapters. It's a pure farming novel, without all the messy power struggles of the imperial court. The characters of the old lady and Gou Dan are really great!
Honestly, it's worth watching if you have some free time. The female lead's family is incredibly generous; they give away seeds for free, teach others how to grow plants for free, and teach others everything they use to make money. I don't know what they were thinking.
First, a thumbs up for the author! 👍 This is truly a farming novel. From ancient times to the present, farmers have endured the hardest and most arduous lives. To become wealthy, one needs to engage in commerce, but commerce can be a one-generation affair; once you have enough money, it's gone. Farming novels should focus on farming.
It's a great show, lighthearted and fun, featuring a harmonious family and a bumpy road to wealth...
This is a rare find on Tomato, a genuine farming story that focuses on farming throughout, unlike those stories that use rural backgrounds as a pretext to get rich by setting up a stall. The entire text is straightforward and realistic, written in a humorous style, reminiscent of an elementary school textbook.