
Spiritual Vegetables at Sky-High Prices? Sorry, Even the Rich Have to Queue
灵蔬天价?抱歉,有钱也得排队
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- 1.6M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Modern Romance High-Concept
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- 18h ago
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Modern Novels About Growing Flowers and Crops in a Little Courtyard and Living a Laid-Back Life
Are there any novels like A Guide to Growing Things in Everyday Life? Preferably set in modern times.
Urban, Rich Protagonist, One-on-One Romance
Looking for stories like “From the Start, a Hundred-Billion-Yuan Coal Mine Turns a Little Potato into a God of Wealth.” Smooth, comfortable prose.
Farming Story: Returning to the Family Home in the Countryside, Something Relaxed, With or Without a System
A livestreaming story would be fine too.
Urban Fiction with Smooth Writing and Plot, Without a Womanizing Protagonist
The Female Lead Returns to Her Hometown to Farm in the Mountains, With a Pocket Space and Pets
A Pocket Dimension, Returning Home to Start a Farm, Growing Delicious Fruits and Vegetables Everyone Goes Crazy For
I want to read something like "The Vegetables I Grow Have the Whole Internet Fighting Over Them". The heroine works at a company, unexpectedly wins the lottery, and unlocks a pocket dimension. She quits her job and returns to her hometown to start a business: renting a mountain, growing fruit trees and vegetables, opening a farm, and livestreaming. Everyone goes crazy trying to buy her produce.
Looking for Modern Farming Novels With a Female Lead Who Takes Over a Mountain
A story about a modern-day heroine who buys a mountain and starts farming back in her hometown. She doesn't transmigrate, and city life just isn't working for her anymore.
Any Stories About Growing Flowers, Vegetables, and Tomatoes?
Farming novels.
Pure Farming Stories, No Business Ventures from the Start
Modern Farming and Selling Vegetables!
I’m looking for a purely farming-focused story, nothing cringey! It should include things like selling produce, be set in modern times, and have a golden finger. Ideally, the characters should have sound values.
A Period Novel Where the Heroine Goes to the Countryside and Returns to Her Hometown
Looking for books similar to *Reporting Her Stepfather from the Start: The Frail Villainess Goes to the Countryside and Is Doted On (A 1970s Medical Girl)*. Are there any period stories where the female lead is cherished after moving back to her hometown?
Looking for Feel-Good Modern Cultivation Stories with a Female Lead!!!
A modern-day rebirth and cultivation power fantasy. No saintly heroine, no naive protagonist.
Stories Where the Female Lead Grows Crops and Sells Produce That Can’t Keep Up With Demand
Cozy and Heartwarming, Farming, Spirit-plant Cultivation, Livestreaming, Selling Vegetables, with a Male Lead
I’m looking for books like After Being Vilified by the Whole Internet, I Became Famous by Farming. Jiang Wanning, a spiritual botanist, transmigrates into the body of a celebrity hated by the entire internet and goes off to farm in a remote mountain village. Her hometown has mountains, farmland, and a fishpond, along with her elderly grandmother, her mentally disabled younger brother, and...
Rural Living, Retirement, Something Fresh, and a Grand Old Estate
Set in modern times. The heroine is a powerful woman with a car, a house, and plenty of money. She has a traditional-style country estate or a villa, and starts enjoying a quiet retirement: fishing by the lake and planting rice in the fields. The male lead is optional! Most importantly, no kids!!!
The Female Lead Goes Home to Farm After Leaving Showbiz
Please Recommend Some Audiobooks About Farming and Rural Life
My grandmother is visually impaired. She recently finished listening to a historical novel, and now she wants to listen to a farming novel. No golden finger, no spatial System, and no special identity setup. She likes down-to-earth farming novels about everyday family life. Thank you!
The Chosen One of Farming, Growing Vegetables Between the Bricks: Any Apocalypse Farming Stories?
Transmigrates to the Modern Era and Works for Wages at a Tourist Attraction
Looking for books like "My Cellar Can Transmigrate, So I Take My Whole Family to Escape the Famine".
In a Reading Slump. Please Recommend Highly Rated Novels
Looking for Beast-World 1V3 or Interstellar Farming Stories
Looking for books similar to "The Fox Beast-Husbands Are Weeping: Wanwan, You're Playing with Snakes and Petting Wolves Again". The male leads are all very pure-hearted. The female lead isn't an overpowered boss, but she does pursue a bit of a career.
Ladies, I'm in a Reading Slump. Please Recommend Some Good Novels!
I don't want ancient farming novels. I'm looking for modern-day stories with a golden finger. Thanks, sis ❤❤❤
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.
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It's a very realistic farming story, without so many messy plots about the ancient martial arts family. The whole process is about selling vegetables, which is very farming! Points to score: The heroine is an only child, has no sisters or brothers, and there are many female supporting characters.
It's pretty good. You can see the heroine farming and selling vegetables seriously. It's a very pure farming story. It's not bad, and it's not particularly exaggerated. The writing in the later part is not very good. Earlier, I said that we should not build greenhouses in the winter, but we should set aside time to practice to expand the range of spiritual energy. Later, we started to build greenhouses in winter. In the early part, we said that there was not much spiritual energy and we could only expand it so much. Later, we casually expanded the land and assumed that the land had spiritual energy. This spiritual energy and cultivation settings were abandoned again. In the early stage, it was quite interesting to write about farming and land reclamation. In the next two or three hundred chapters, farming was no longer the main focus. The whole thing is to invite the bosses to eat and drink at her home on vacation. On a daily basis, she just serves these bosses to eat, drink and live well. The dormitories built by the heroine for the employees are now no different from resort hotels. Now they no longer focus on farming but focus on sales and selling things. There are also those big bosses who come to her for food and accommodation, and then the big boss either brings his family and his family, or the big boss brings another big boss here for food and accommodation, and then the big boss brings his family and his family. . . The development of this farm has completely stagnated here. The current sequence is that one big boss brings another big boss on vacation. At first, he dislikes the place and plans to stay for a while and then leave. Then the heroine's father lets the other one eat first. After the meal, the other big boss is impressed by the delicious food and stays on vacation to discuss business. . . The rest is all about this routine. Let's see how the author rounds up the previous one. Now it is stuck here. The range is too small without practicing spiritual energy and cannot be expanded. However, the heroine's current development is limited because of the small land. . That's just weird. I hope it can be more reasonable.
I don't know why I never tell my parents how much they sold for, but every time, money is not an issue, I have a way
There's nothing funny about it at the moment. Just don't arrange a male lead in the future, and just keep updating every day.
The writing is pretty good, although some places are a bit straightforward and boring, and the handling is not in place, but the overall feeling is still good and will keep you reading. At least it won't make you hold your breath and finally retreat!
Sure enough, the article about making a fortune from farming is beautiful. Watching the heroine's house become more and more lively and the number of customers continues to grow, the readers also feel a sense of accomplishment.
Why does this book feel a bit similar to Song Tan's Chronicles?
Unknowingly, I was fascinated by it. Come on, author.
Beautiful and full of content! And once the terminology is connected!
Too little, too little, too little! The writing is good, the story is good, but it's not the best