This story is complete.
Please add my no-romance apocalypse farming story, Little Forest, and my no-romance story, I Own an Antique Shop, to your collection. Their blurbs are at the end.
Jiang Li, a diving enthusiast, transmigrates into the body of a widow whose husband has just died. With two young, innocent children beside her and a home with nothing in it, she has no choice but to take responsibility for feeding her family.
Looking at the mysterious ocean before her, as bountiful as a treasure basin, Jiang Li uses the golden finger she brought with her to slowly make a life for herself in this little fishing village. In the end, she leads the villagers away from the turmoil of war and builds a hidden "Peach Blossom Spring."
Reader's guide:
1. The story focuses on the plot and family life. It has a slow build and no male lead.
2. The protagonist has a golden finger.
3. The author is working hard to improve their writing.
Recommended: the author's completed historical transmigration farming story, Everyday Life in an Ancient Farming Household.
Coming soon, Story One:
I Reclaim Wasteland in the Stars, a spacefaring farming and construction story. Please add it to your collection~
In the year 2333 of the Interstellar Era, a spaceship lands on an unknown wasteland planet. Xin Yi, brought here by the System after a spacetime tunnel goes haywire, sees the barren world and willingly (under duress) rolls up her sleeves and begins reclaiming it.
This is the story of a woman who farms on a barren planet and recruits plenty of like-minded people to help build it along the way.
Coming soon, Story Two:
I Own an Antique Shop, a female-led story with no romance
Yao Yao inherits an antique shop. Altogether, it contains only a little over a hundred antiques, large and small.
The shop is tiny, and the collection is sparse. There aren't even any priceless treasures to draw customers in. So apart from serving the handful of customers who come by, Yao Yao spends her days dusting the antiques.
One day, while polishing a wooden comb as usual, something unexpected happens: the antiques in her shop come to life!
The fussy, weepy wooden comb: I don't want to sleep in that cold glass cabinet! I want to sleep in a wooden box.
The vain, self-important bronze mirror: Hmph! You foolish humans don't deserve my favor.
The alluring portrait of a beauty: Oh dear, the colors are fading from my pretty clothes! Paint them back on for me. This is so embarrassing.
Every antique holds a story. Some are heartwarming, some sad, and some so stirring that they stay with you long after. Come along with Yao Yao as she uncovers the stories hidden behind these antiques.
Coming soon, Story Three:
Little Forest, a no-romance female-led apocalypse farming story
A sudden plunge in temperature and months of continuous snowfall cause Earth's population to plummet.
Decades later, Earth, which seems to have forgotten about the children struggling to survive, finally remembers humanity. The planet begins to warm, and the people hidden in cramped, crowded underground cities can finally return to the surface.
Carrying the hopes of her deceased loved ones, Qiao Qiao sets out on the journey home. Her final destination is the little forest at the easternmost edge of the world.
Reader's guide: 1. This story has no male lead. It focuses on the plot and is an apocalypse farming story.
2. The setting is fictionalized and the plot moves slowly. Read with care, and please don't make personal attacks.
Theme:
There is a problem here. When Lu An first started talking to Mr. Liu, the price was 80 Wen per catty for fresh fruit, 100 Wen per catty for dried fruit, and 200 Wen for each coconut. Later, after bargaining, they agreed to add 10 Wen per catty, which means that the price was 90 Wen per catty for fresh fruit and 110 Wen per catty for dried fruit. When I told the heroine, it was 60 Wen per catty for fresh fruit and 70 Wen per catty for dried fruit. Coconuts and pineapples were calculated separately. Did the author remember it wrong or did Lu An take the profit in the middle?
... It's all over, what's the use of water-avoiding beads... What's the use of space... What's the use of those supplies in the village... What about the Immortal Island... Where's the Rejuvenation Pill... Is the purpose of that whale's existence just to help ram the ship twice... And what about the things in the sunken ship? The heroine is very rich, but in the end she can't spend it.
The previous article said 60 for fresh fruit and 70 for dried fruit. Why has it changed again in this article_(:_‖∠)_
Hmm... I originally wanted to suddenly start a war, but this writing seems to be a bit off topic. It turns out that I just want to find a quiet place to farm quietly, okay, okay. I just want to see farming and fishing
Rice is also grown in the north, and a lot of it is grown.
Boy doll? Where's the girl doll?
When will we go into the sea... Where is the fisherman... What is the use of this golden finger... Where is the big lobster...
Move out now, I'm so annoyed
Will Dabao go out with the fleet quietly? What I wrote before was so obedient. Even if he goes out, he should discuss it with his mother. This can really be beaten.
These people were bought by the village with grain. You are so ignorant that you still negotiate terms.