
After Fleeing to the Grasslands
逃荒到草原后
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Sea Stars
Pretty good
Romance: Period Setting, Farming, and Food
Mostly sweet romances.
Top-Ranked Picks
My inner world
Some Historical Romance
Historical romance novels I've read and enjoyed
Interesting and Worth a Read
My tastes are all over the place, so there's a bit of everything, but nothing crosses my moral boundaries. (I'll slowly add more whenever I remember.)
Reading Notes and Off-the-Cuff Negative Reviews
Honestly, I don't think these are really negative reviews. If you disagree, please don't bother me. I'm still updating this, but lately I can't get into most novels. In a reading slump.
Already Read
Stories I’ve read, with a brief summary of each so I won’t forget
Stories I've Reread, for When I'm Out of Things to Read
Keeping track of how many times I've read each story
Four Stars | Skimmed to the End / Subscribed to Most of It
The plot is OK, the writing is OK | Clearing out my bookshelf, not recommendations
Bookmarking This
Just keeping a record.
Romance
Completed romance with a female lead
Historical Romance
Historical romance
Rough-and-Ready Male Leads in Historical Romance
I love the contrast in their builds and skin tones. The male lead should be strong and muscular! | To-read list
A Little Memento
A little bedtime reading
Books Worth Rereading Again and Again
Stories that once passed you by. I hope we’ll meet again this cozy winter as you stock up on reading.
Busy, Busy
Everyday life in small-town settings: farming, infrastructure, and running a business. Busy lives for ordinary folks
Rereads
Re-reads
Novels with Subtle Golden Fingers
I like stories where the protagonist gradually builds a fuller life.
Farming Stories | Steppe Pastoral Life
Farming stories | Grassland ranches and farm life
Comforting Farming Stories
Farming novels I like, for personal use
Sharing What I Like
I don't remember some of the details, but I remember liking these. Wonder if any other girls share my taste. I'm all about the female lead, and I'm strict about romantic purity: the woman can have past relationships, but the man must be chaste.
Farming, Daily Life, and Infrastructure
Farming, slice-of-life, and development-building stories. I think they're all pretty good. I read many of them a long time ago, so I don't have much to say about them. Pick whatever you like!
Healing Food and Farming Stories
Personal stash of good novels
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I can't remember how many times I've swiped it, so when I get bored, I just dig it out and take a look. I like Mi Niang's family and her little animals.
It really stopped abruptly. The daily flow didn't have any big ups and downs, but it was very vivid.
I have read all the works in the author's column, and I like this one the most, or you can say I only like this one. It is a farming story about two people who are not officials and do not engage in business and have feelings for each other.
A very happy family, but just looking at it reminds me of my terrible relatives
That's great, the second brush is over
The one about Princess Encountering the Grassland ended so suddenly. Can you expand it? I thought it was very interesting. It ended all at once. After reading this one, I felt that the other one was not finished.
This ending is so abrupt
It's great. Ordinary life brings its own happiness.
It ended so suddenly. I still want to see Mi Niang and Ba Hu spend their whole lives together. Jiya Qiqi Gehapur grows up and starts their own families. I feel so reluctant to leave them.
I really haven't seen enough of it, it's so beautifully written in big letters