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This story is not an all-female world view, and there are a few negative Vs. It is a Western fantasy story of farming + adventure. The protagonist has traveled from other worlds, and other worlds are rice-eating. (Contains spoilers) In this story, the creator god is Gaia. She created other long-lived species besides humans: mermaids, elves, and dragons, but gave humans the talent to surpass these long-lived species, which in turn led to the destruction of the world. On the tenth time, Gaia found Lucita and changed the ending of the world's destruction. Except for the fact that there are no men in the farm, other places are a society where women and men are equal. Men are mentioned in passing. In many places, the words are comfortable, and there are micro female group portraits, including all ages and all kinds of professional women. Although there is a farm in the title of the novel, not all of it is farming. Iltate is the peach blossom garden created by Gaia when she brought the only remaining seeds here before the destruction of the world. Normal humans cannot enter directly and need to be led by people from the farm. The protagonist Lucita was brought in. She started her new life on the farm. She lost her memory. She didn't know where she came from, but she knew that she was not from here. She liked to eat rice, but the people here were not. She gradually became familiar with the farm, interacted with the women on the farm, and lived a farming life. Then she gradually understood magic in the process, and then met representatives of mermaids, elves, and dragons to help them release the constraints imposed on them by humans. They also formed the protagonist group, and went on adventures with the protagonist in the world outside the farm, and saw a world that was different from the farm and similar to reality. On the farm, everyone is harmonious. More or less money does not affect their lives at all and they can all be self-sufficient. However, outside the farm, more or less money affects their survival. Human beings' fear of mermaids, elves, and dragons leads them to want to destroy or conquer each other. Some readers complained that a world where women are in power should not be like this, and the author also expressed her understanding. She did not consider that at the time, she would probably add more to the next book "Spring and Moonlight Night". Although the author has not updated it recently, I believe that the author will not abandon the article. What makes humans different from mermaids, elves, and dragons is not only lifespan, but also desire and magic, which lead to wars. But don't worry, there is no direct description of war, but there are descriptions of these types of representative characters being restrained. Humans themselves also have it. Kelsey in the unit story was once the king of a country, but was later defeated, recovered near the end, and continued the fight for freedom. In addition to these protagonists with superpowers, the stories of ordinary people are also touchingly written. Among them is a mother and daughter. Their daughter died of illness, and the mother missed her daughter day and night. A mixed race, human and elf, about a pair of sisters. The older sister looks more like a human and goes to make a living in the mountains. The younger sister looks more like an elf and stays at the bottom of the mountain hiding from humans. This elf later becomes the elf king. Some readers complained that the protagonist Lucita is too talented and it is too easy to master these powers. But the author has a writing process, and it is not a one-step process, and there is no expert guidance. Just watch the martial arts hero fall off a cliff and become stronger overnight, and then support him. Lucita was chosen by God. She also cooked, farmed, raised children (mermaid children, dragon children), and opened a shop to make money. Such a down-to-earth protagonist was criticized for being too golden. The ending is the redefinition of the world mentioned in the title. The protagonist Lucita changes the rules that may lead to the collapse of the world according to her understanding, and she becomes a god after the creator god Gaia.

I originally thought about buying a physical book, but I didn't order it if I had a little left over, but now that I think about it, I decided to support it. At that time, when I saw the copy of this book for the first time, I suddenly understood why the adventure novels I read before were all from a male perspective. Obviously I prefer female protagonists [Purple Heart] [Purple Heart] [Purple Heart]

Why is the title directly marked with an asterisk [question mark]

Quan Ding supports it. I have added it to my collection for a long time but never had time to read it. Actually I really don't want to spend any money on jj, but I still hope to support the authors.

After reading the extra, I felt very sad. Why can't the good times last forever? In the end, we always have to face the differences between things and people.

Just watch this many, many times...

At first I thought it was like Stardew Valley, but later on it felt more like Soul Traveler? But the overall tone is calm and warm, a very interesting fantasy story

I bought the book, but it's a pity that I didn't get the specially signed edition. It's very beautiful and I will always like it.

I always thought this book was about farming, so I ordered it all but haven't read it yet. I just saw another reader saying it's not about farming, but about their teenage adventures, so I'm going to read it [laughing and crying]

Ah, a beautiful and sad story [crying] [crying] [crying]

It's better for us women to treat me best! ! [Kiss] I have already uninstalled Jinjiang. Come back quickly and give me a high score for my female no-book single.

Watch it again and still like it very much

It would be nice if it could be updated all the time

I finished it all in one go, I'm so happy [Come on]