
Raising a Young Child on a Poor Patch of Land
薄田养稚子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
420Chapters
113Reads
6.8Score
124Shelves
23Listens
39.6kReads · all time
In booklists 2
Reader comments 37
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The writing is very good, the writing style, the story, and the plot are nothing to say, but I feel that not many people read it. The author could consider changing the cover and title of the book. The cover looks like it was made by AI. Many people will not click in after seeing this cover. The title of the book is not too eye-catching, so you can change it. It's an eye-catcher. In fact, there are many people who like to read Da Qin books. You can mention Da Qin in the title of the book, such as Da Qin Zhi... I almost missed it at the time. I clicked in because I saw Da Qin in the introduction. The writing is really good and down-to-earth.
There is no bad plot, no great relatives, and everyone's IQ is online. It's not just ginseng or Ganoderma that comes first. I suddenly get a few hundred taels of money.
The writing is quite good, but what I want to read is the heroine, but I feel that there is too much space for his three sons, and the heroine only accounts for almost 30% of the scenes, which is a bit off topic, so is this book about the heroine or his three sons🤔
Give it five stars to support good novels. The writing style is very good, with a sense of eloquence, tranquility and cultural heritage. When I read the novel, I looked at the writing and the content. So far, there is no discomfort. The heroine has a very good personality, like an old farmer... She is a calm and calm person. Currently, there are only two things that scare me: one is that the heroine has a CP, and the other is that she is not good to the First Emperor (that is, he is very opposed to Qin and hates Qin... I have read a book before where the heroine is a Chu State person who traveled through the past, and is full of hatred for the destroyed country) Hate... Shihuang Duwei can't see this - I will come back to it later if this is the case) As for the many writers who are concerned about others being male... I can understand that this is the case in ancient times (it can be seen that the author strives to write about ancient life, not mindless and pure writing, so it will be more in line with ancient times), and if this novel is older, he may not be so aware of this. And I can also feel another kind of equality, such as calling my daughter a woman.
After reading it, there is not much about farming, but more about future options. The concept is very new, and the writing style is sophisticated, not like what a tomato should be. It would be great if there can be a sequel. I hope the author will consider it hahaha 🤔
Don't believe the ratings on Tomato, this book is really good. But at first I thought it was a farming talent who got into the trap. The heroine traveled to ancient times and became a widowed mother of three sons. This is the first time I have read about the Qin Dynasty. The author has never made clear the final foreshadowing. Is Liu Ji really Qin Shihuang's escape from death or his resurrection?
It is well written, full of pictures, hard work, cunning, vigilant, and forced. It is told in a eloquent way, but it is not boring and does not want to skip chapters. The characters have distinct styles and I'm looking forward to the next chapters. "That's not what my husband teaches, but if you read a lot, you will naturally learn it. The tactics, calculations, and people's hearts written in the book are no different from what our family encountered. It's just that the court has been replaced by the market, and the army has been replaced by mediocrity. The principle is the same."
I came in accidentally, and I was attracted by it as soon as I saw it. Lots of updates.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! Big update soon!
It's very interesting, please give it a thumbs up to the author