
[Western Crossover] Diary of a Gotham Farmer
[综英美]哥谭农场主日记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 908k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Wuwuwu, a particularly good novel [crying] It is particularly good that the author insists on shaping the protagonist like this. Although Gracie is a player, one thing that is obviously different from other fourth natural disasters is that she does not despise or carelessly manipulate the other party because she is an NPC in her eyes, nor does she treat her own life lightly. She is always sincere, passionate and like the sun. She did not show anger, cruelty, or the side that wanted to take someone's life. Even when she encountered the Joker's terrorist attacks and kidnappings, Luther's conspiracy, and Cat Law's murder, she did not act like a player or a common protagonist in an angry and domineering manner, destroying everything that was not good for her. She is still full of love and enthusiasm for exploring the world, and uses games to resolve crises. The biggest punishment for evildoers is to let the pot live on the clown's face. This is a very important point that distinguishes it from other works and other protagonists, and it is also a point that I like very much. The second thing I really like about it is that Gracie doesn't do everything for other characters, not even Gotham. The author does not completely describe Gotham as a "livable city transformed by Gracie." Although Gracie has the title of Lord of Gotham, she is not essentially a ruler or dictator (different from the extra-capitalist line). Gracie is just working diligently as a farmer in Stardew Valley, just like a star rotating on its own. Her trajectory intersects with many people, so everyone's destiny has slightly changed, but other stars still have their own orbits. Clark has to go on a miserable business trip, Dick is beaten repeatedly by life, the infighting between gangs has not disappeared, the Batbirds still have night patrols, and Gracie (or the author) does not get angry and wipe out all the gangs overnight, because Gracie is playing Stardew Valley, and Stardew Valley is not such a game. By the way, this is also a very relevant point. The entire Gotham plus a few other maps and the game content of Stardew Valley have been perfectly localized and combined without any redundancy. What Gracie brought to Gotham was hope. Gotham did not become an ideal utopia, but moved forward with hope towards a better future. Everyone who was changed by Gracie's positivity and enthusiasm also faced their own challenges with a new attitude. The world is an oyster, and Gracie sees everything as Stardew Valley, so everything is a happy adventure.
It's so good. It's so good. I've added it to my collection for a long time but I just finished reading it today. The author really used 900,000 words to write a sun, a hurricane that represents love and hope. I love the girls. I love the part where Cassandra holds the pressure bomb. Each of them is a hero. This is also the most romantic interpretation of Stardew Valley Terrier I have ever seen. We dedicate our farming to everything, rebuild hope in a down-to-earth manner, and Alfred's call Back, today, after he has left in the comics, I even want to burst into tears when I see the farmer leaning on his shoulder and watching the movie. It's so great that everyone never fell, and Gracie is by your side, always…
I still remember that last summer I read this article and played Stardew Valley again for 100h+ [please]
Teacher, teacher, excuse me! I found that the teacher seemed to have been plagiarized. There was a new free book that was released at the end of February. I read the first four chapters and found that there were many large paragraphs of descriptions and plots in which Gracie's name was changed, but the rest was unchanged. I don't know if I can directly post the titles of other books in the comment area. If the teacher sees it, can you reply to me? [Poor]
I am also the luckiest person who has read the whole book... It has been a long time since I have read a book in its entirety. Thank you for the short time! Thanks Gracie!
Boss, boss, why can't I rate it?
Don't have a movie theater? Isn't there any extra story about being slept together? I really need QAQ
Rereading it again, looking forward to new articles
I am very, very, very happy to have read this book! Gulushi and everyone are great!
Good! I also want to secretly kiss you! Finished spreading flowers!