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  1. The Beggar Has Land: Building a Home in Bashan 乞儿有田:我在巴山建家园 Ancient Romance586k WordsCompleted A beggar's journey through famine and farming + survival in troubled times + family life + heartwarming healing + building a home + no golden finger + an ordinary person's growth Ling Feng, a young beggar, escapes a massacre by rebel soldiers with the only four “family members” he has left: the honest, strong Shilei; Lin Xiaohe, a meticulous young doctor; Chen Mo, a young scholar with a photographic memory; and A Qiao, a clever little cook. Linzhou has become a living hell. The supposedly peacef 333Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  2. Little-Known Things of the Mountain Countryside: The Four Seasons by Linxi Creek 山野知微:临溪四时风 Modern Romance385k WordsCompleted 【Completed】 Tired of the clamor of the city’s relentless machinery, Shen Zhiwei quit her glamorous job in the last days of winter, just before the New Year. With her savings and a bone-deep weariness, she returned to her hometown, Linxi Village, nestled among the mountains of Shu. She pushed open the creaking wooden door of the old house and resolved to use her camera to capture a different kind of life: restoring her dusty ancestral home with her own hands, following the changing seasons, and s 102Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Building Infrastructure with the Little Beggar I Took In: I Can't Get Enough 和捡来的小乞丐搞基建,欲罢不能 121k WordsCompleted On the road fleeing famine, Ling Yun found a beautiful “younger brother” named Shen Qingya, as delicate as a porcelain doll. The frail little beggar couldn’t take care of himself. All he could do was blink innocently and call him “Brother Ling Yun.” Ling Yun gave him his last bite of food and used his brute strength to keep him safe. He had no idea that this seemingly innocent younger brother was the hidden hand manipulating the game, plotting against people and walking the line between good and 1Reads—Score—Shelves