
The Four-Season Farming Life of a Young Wife in Lotus Village
荷花村小娘子四时种田日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 290k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
147Chapters
741Reads
8.1Score
102Shelves
172Listens
32.7kReads · all time
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It's equally as good and I love watching it. I also like the heroine's character. Although the emotional line has not been developed yet, but the arranged male protagonist? It feels good to be the male protagonist so far, but the focus is still on the food. But the only thing I think is that the heroine's share is a bit too much. The three people in the partnership share 433, and the recipes all belong to the heroine. The other two can only talk about their strength, and even the costs are shared equally. And although it was laid out from the beginning that the partner's family is good to the heroine, there is not much foreshadowing. It means that the heroine passed through it at the beginning. I didn't have a deep relationship with my partner and didn't get along too much, so I chose to run it as a partnership. I don't understand why I was given so much. It was said that occasionally the heroine would be busy with other stalls and teach the partners to manage them. However, the article gave me the feeling that the heroine contributed the recipe and contributed the cost equally, and the other two just helped out and had to share so much money. . . Moreover, this model of setting up a stall is easy, but what if the female protagonist opens the shop?
Hahahaha I was wondering why the writing style is so familiar. It turns out that the author is also the author. The little cook in the previous book is still so beautiful [adoration][adoration][adoration]Quick update[shy][shy][shy] I've finished watching it, it's great! ! ! The male protagonist does not take up much space in it. The friendship between girls is more valuable. In ancient times, women could also make a career. There are many delicacies, and the chapter names are basically arranged according to the delicacies.
Looks good, looks good! I really like this rhythm! It's like watching a unit drama, one plot after another, the plots are different and connected together to form a complete article! [Adoration] So much love ~ It's basically about the heroine and the little sisters getting rich! ~The heroine only got together with her husband when it was almost finished. If you like it without cp, you can also watch it~Except for a few extra chapters, I personally don't like reading about children. I give full marks to the main text [shy][shy]
It looks good. The heroine has been able to keep her true feelings after time travel and is down-to-earth every step of the way. The descriptions of the food inside are very good, not like a running account. The male protagonist has a relatively low presence and not much content. The biggest drawback is that it is too short.
That's pretty good, and there are some similarities in some places. Although the heroine is an orphan, she's pretty powerful and doesn't need to rely on a man. It's just that there's too little written about it. Food is also written very well. I wish I could write three to four hundred chapters.
It ended suddenly, maybe because the traffic was not good, so I didn't want to continue. It was very interesting. I actually wanted to give it four stars because it ended too suddenly, but after thinking about it, I still gave it five stars because it was really good. Personally I quite like it.
Nice! The long-flowing food management article is as moving as a gurgling stream. The author describes food production with delicate brushstrokes (even the chapter titles are food names hhh), and also shows various aspects of life in business. The protagonist A Tian has no internal friction, is smart and tenacious, sober and independent, sticks to her original intention, and lives a better and better life. You will feel the tranquility of the years, and you will also have the strength to fight. Looking forward to the next plot [sending my heart]
The book's viewpoints are novel and thought-provoking (discussing the deeds but not the heart). It is a book that left an impression on me📖The heroine's way of life and survival are worth learning, but some of the plots were handled a bit hastily, and I felt a bit unfinished after reading it. It's still okay in the early and mid-term. I hope the author will stay in good condition and write another good work. Personally, I feel that if it is written according to the standards of the early and mid-term expansion and maintenance, this will be a book similar to the best one. The slow flow of water, the hard work of life, reveal the little wisdom of life.
It ended too soon [palms face] It's not enough yet. It's so good, I watched the extras in one sitting. The author's writing style makes people calm down and feel as if they are immersed in the ancient times and live in a place with beautiful mountains and clear waters. The women in it are very self-aware. Although they are ancient women, they do not necessarily follow the three obediences and four virtues to govern their husbands and raise their children. I feel that I have learned a lot. I'm also reading another food article by the author, it's great!
Not bad, but a lot of details can't stand up to scrutiny [face covering]