
I Returned to My Hometown to Guard the Mountains and Built a God-Tier Ranch
回老家守山,我打造了神级牧场
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 7d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
495Chapters
4.1kReads
6.5Score
374Shelves
417Listens
227.1kReads · all time
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It would be great if grandpa hadn't died
It's very good, very vividly written, very detailed, very comfortable to read, and very heart-warming, making you feel relaxed and relaxed. So now I see it very well and give it full marks.
It's well written and warm. It's much better than shopping in the city.
I'll give it four stars first, because there are two problems. Is there a female protagonist? How to pass on the jade pendant if there is no heroine. The second question is, is the male protagonist an immortal? If there is no heroine and she is not an immortal, what will happen to the eighth generation of the system?
Isn't it really Ai? Is it really human to take the milk bottle out of the system space in front of the people at the nursing station? 🤦
The rhythm is soothing and the plot is warm. It may be the life we long for. Come on,
It's really beautiful. Animals and people, people and nature coexist harmoniously.
Very nice, I like to watch it
Warm and comfortable, meticulous and elegant. 🌹It's worth reading carefully. Two more chapters. !
A very nice book