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Books by 挪威千雪姬
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Fleeing Famine? Even Dogs Won’t Run! I’m Farming in the Deep Mountains 逃荒，狗都不逃！苟在深山种田忙
[What would you do if you transmigrated to ancient times?] No romance, no troublesome relatives, farming, and no fleeing famine. See how Lin Xiaowei defies fate in ancient times... Lin Xiaowei, a modern master’s graduate in agricultural science, had just received an award for her hybrid rice research. After celebrating with her best friend, she went for a walk by the lake. The bad news: she fell into the water... The good news: she transmigrated into a poor family in ancient times... Even better
4.8kReads8.5Score560Shelves
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No Fleeing the Famine: A Modern Couple Farms in Ancient Times 不逃荒，现代夫妻古代开荒种田忙
[Transmigration to ancient times + couple transmigration + System and pocket dimension + farming + everyday family life + feel-good story] This is a pure farming story, and the male and female leads transmigrate together as a married couple! Please don't criticize it if that's not your thing! The first part is about the family surviving in the wilderness, followed by a cozy farming life. In modern times, Liu Qingning was an engineer at a chemical company. After finally escaping her abusive ex-hu
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Reborn: I Reclaimed Mountain Wilderness and Farmed My Way to Godhood 重生之我在深山开荒种田苟成神
[Reborn + no romance + female-led + strong female lead + the pleasures of farming] If you were reborn deep in the mountains, how many chapters would you survive? This is a pure farming story! No fantasy elements, just a heroine who gets mythologized! Chen Wanyi was an ordinary modern-day wage slave. After a car accident, an underworld intern bureaucrat accidentally took the wrong soul. To make it up to her, they gave Chen Wanyi a pocket dimension and a star chart. So Chen Wanyi agreed to live in
146Reads5.8Score101Shelves
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A Patch of Barren Land Connects Past and Present 半分薄田通古今
Endless rush-hour commutes and all-night shifts: Zhang Jiu’er, a low-level employee at a foreign company in a first-tier city, has become the textbook corporate drone in everyone else’s eyes. The price of pushing herself for too long is that she collapses right at her desk, surrounded by stacks of reports. After visits to several top-tier hospitals, the cold diagnosis of lung cancer shatters what remains of her numb, harried life. The hellish chemotherapy and radiation nearly kill her. Once she
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