
My Farming Journal After I Transmigrated to the Famine Era
穿越饥荒年代我的种地日志
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 47k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
26Chapters
120Reads · all time
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Stockpiling Food During a Famine
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Looking for Natural Disaster, Stockpiling, and Farming Novels. No Apocalypse or Superpowers
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This is a work of extremely high degree of completion. It uses a solid knowledge base, rich characterization, exquisite plot design and profound ideological connotation to open up a unique path among time-travel farming novels. This is not only a story about how individuals can change their destiny with professional knowledge in desperate situations, but also a hymn about how human wisdom nourishes civilization across time and space. This work is undoubtedly a spiritual feast for readers who are tired of routine travel and are eager to see knowledge truly change the world; for readers who appreciate down-to-earth struggle and admire professionalism. It makes us believe that even if there are no supernatural plug-ins, the knowledge in the human mind, the goodwill in the heart, and the actions in the hands are the most powerful forces in themselves. After opening this book, you will gain not only a wonderful story, but also a new perspective on history and knowledge - in this land that will never let down its cultivators, every sowing may be the beginning of changing the world.