
Growing Melons, Vegetables, and Crops
种瓜种菜种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 9d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Novels Set in the Countryside
I'm looking for a rural-style novel, the kind that feels fresh and eye-opening!
Stories Where the Female Lead Grows Crops and Sells Produce That Can’t Keep Up With Demand
Pure Farming Stories. I Want That Cozy, Laid-back Country Life.
I’m looking for books like My Idyllic Mountain Life. A proper modern urban farming novel, with no cultivation, overpowered martial arts, livestreaming, showing off and face-slapping, or toxic content. Just a cozy, laid-back life in the countryside.
Looking for Highly Rated Farming Stories, Anyone Got One Rated 9.9? I Mean 9.9!
Farming stories, high quality ones. If you can recommend me one you rate 9.9, you're amazing. I mean farming stories!
Any Cozy Farming Stories About Improving Seeds to Increase Crop Yields?
Looking for stories about starting with nothing and gradually building wealth through farming. There can be awful relatives, but not too much of that. The focus should be on improving crops and increasing yields. I've read The Prosperous Farm of a Cast-Off Wife and Don't Panic, My Parents and I Transmigrated Together, and both were great.
Are There No Normal Farming Novels on Tomato Novel?
I only want stories about ordinary people farming, with a calm, simple life, good writing, and solid values. No pocket dimensions, no System, no golden fingers. No princes, emperors, or generals. I really can’t stand that type, so please don’t recommend it to me. Read my requirements before recommending. I can’t overlook golden fingers, thanks.
Looking for Stories About a Close-Knit Family or Village, with No Terrible Relatives
Any genre is fine, as the title says. Thanks, everyone. Preferably something where the protagonist helps everyone get rich. No awful people, please, no awful people.
Looking for Stories About Building a Business in the Countryside and Helping the Whole Village Get Rich, No Naive Protagonists
Recently Gotten into Slice-of-Life and Lighthearted Stories
I've recently gotten hooked on slice-of-life and lighthearted stories.
Transmigrate, Food, Farming, Hot Pot, and Chili Peppers
Looking for Relaxing, Cozy Novels with an Easygoing Daily-Life Feel That Stay Enjoyable
Any High-Quality Farming Novels Like Shanshan Youyao?
#InARutForBooks!
Ancient-Era Farming Novels with Large Families and Many Children
Looking for Genuine Farming Novels. No Pretending to Farm While Not Growing a Single Grain
Any Farming or Refugee-Escape Novels Rated 9.5 or Higher? Must Be Complete
Looking for Good Farming Stories With Smart Characters
Why do farming novels always have princes, heirs, and royal sons? Can't we have something cozier, without a prince or heir as the male lead, and without him constantly having to save people?
Farming, Food, Everyday Family Life, Cozy and Healing
Books I’ve Read Eight Times
Looking for books like *Yesterday Flowed into the City*. Please recommend books on Tomato Novel that you've read eight times! Even if they still have low ratings, I haven't shared them with anyone...
Looking for Farming Stories, Not Ones Where They Farm for a While Then Head Off to the Capital
I want something similar to Mountain by Mountain, There Is Medicine.
Looking For Addictive Farming Novels, Please!
Preferably without a pocket dimension.
Farming and Homesteading Novels
Looking for an ancient farming story without too many awful relatives. The male lead shouldn't constantly be a prince, general, or crown prince or anything like that. I'd like a warm, peaceful story about ordinary rural life. Please recommend one if you know any.
Your Number One Farming Novel
Calling on longtime readers to share the most captivating farming novels they’ve ever read.
Looking for Farming Novels! The Kind with a Spiritual Spring Space!
Are there any stories focused on growing crops and raising livestock in a pocket dimension? Anyone?
The Real Deal: Farming Fiction
I want a genuine farming novel, not infrastructure or business stories pretending to be farming. No silly stories where the grapes are bigger than watermelons after a month, either. No harem stories disguised as farming, and no raising kids.
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I've seen Chapter 153, so I'll give it 4 stars. The current content is really topic-specific, with a lot of foreshadowing, and a lot of great neighbors. The Shi family is the check-in point for bandits in the village whenever trouble occurs. Everyone in the village can pinch the Shi family a few times. The Tian family went to the capital to live a good life with the Shi family's teaching method of growing watermelons. , Other families in the village are also keeping an eye on the Shi family. Every time the Shi family has new seeds, they will replace them and retreat when trouble arises. The heroine's third uncle is nowhere to be seen now. What happened to the Shi family more than 10 years ago is not mentioned. It is either a cool novel or the daily life of the farm family. The Shi family's relationship is quite warm [laughs]
This book is so beautiful, lively and loving. There are no intrigues or encounters with princes and princesses. It is just the life of ordinary people. Especially the wise grandma makes people respect and love her.
It's a good-looking book. It's a farming novel, and it doesn't involve princes, princes, or the imperial court.
At one time I thought it was a bit boring, but when I thought about it, I just wanted to read a simple farming story, and don't read about generals and marquises in a short time. This is how ordinary people live their lives in an ordinary and down-to-earth way. The big family is prosperous and everyone is working towards the same goal, which is so desirable. After several wars, Xiaohe Village has emerged step by step, and everyone is still diligent and pragmatic. Everyone is safe and healthy, and the days are going smoothly, which is awesome. Sometimes I really want to be a person in the book. The story ends and the meaning is still unfinished. Thank you to the author for creating a beautiful world. Thank you for your hard work!
Ordinary life is very interesting to read, the content is very rich, and the author's writing style is also very good. Come on
This book is very good. It has been a long time since I read a 1 million-word novel without skipping chapters. It can be regarded as a pure farming novel. There are no messy imperial power struggles. The two characters of the old lady and Goudan are very brilliant!
To be honest, you can check it out when you have nothing to do. The hostess's family is really generous. They give away seeds for free and teach others how to plant for free. They teach others everything for free. They can directly teach others what they earn money from. I don't know what I think.
First give the author a like [like], this is a real farming article. Farmers have been the most miserable and tiring people since ancient times. If you want to be rich, you need to do some business, but doing business can be done in one generation and you will have enough money. Farming articles should still focus on farming. This work by the author is one of the few novels I have read that focuses on growing crops. I love it so much! [Like][Like][Like][Like] It's a really good article. It's exciting to listen to and read. The author's writing style [like].
It's beautiful, relaxing and interesting, the family is harmonious, and the road to wealth is full of twists and turns...
It is rare to find a real farming article on Tomato. Farming is not forgotten throughout the whole process. It is not the kind of article that uses the banner of rural background to set up a stall to make a fortune. The full text is laid out in a straightforward manner, with realistic content and witty writing style, giving it a sense of immediateness like a primary school text. The author also fully respects readers' suggestions, and there is a lot of interaction in the book review. The character design is not broken throughout the whole process, and it is not just centered around the heroine. Most of the character settings are full and the concept will not go astray. I really like this kind of setting with space and no system. It seems like I have returned to the collective setting when I first read the novel (traveling through space is so cool and full of security).