My Pocket World as a Rogue Farmer
混世农民之我的随身世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
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New and Old Urban Fiction Picks
I think these are pretty good. Most of the authors are new, so the writing isn't especially polished, but overall they're decent.
Books I Think Are Worth Reading
Books I think are worth reading
Carefree Farming Fiction
There's more to life than just getting by. There are poems and distant fields, too. (Slow rural life in a hidden paradise, farming stories, and all kinds of tales about growing crops.)
Simple and Straightforward
I just read simple, easygoing stuff
Shi Ren's Little Library
No heartbreaking angst, no saintly protagonists.
Farming Fiction
New books
Pretty Good Books I'm Still Following
Some pretty good books
Good Reads
Saplings of growth, classic recommendations
My Recommended Reads: Come on in If You're Looking for Something to Read
My personal favorites
A Bit of Everything
All kinds of System stories, treasures, showing off, and farming.
A Veteran Reader Since 2006
I never read books by big-name authors
Look Here, Look Here
I read all kinds of genres.
For When I’m Bored
Leisure Reading List
Farming, ranching, fishing, wilderness, and showbiz
Technology
I only read works I like
If You Don't Take a Look, You'll Regret It Like Missing Your First Love
Just what it says: books I like.
Pastoral Fiction
All about pastoral farms and ranches
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I've seen some people call him a henpecked husband, which I disagree with. If someone were willing to marry me and have my children when I was down on my luck and poor, I would absolutely spoil her. Besides, the author's description isn't too extreme. However, I want to say that walnuts have a green husk, and peeling them by hand will turn your hands black and burn them.
I've been reading this novel for almost nine years... And I have to say I can't take it anymore. (The novel's title is "Dying After Testing Poison")
Please don't take some of the inconsistencies too seriously; just enjoy it or pass the time when you're bored. After all, it's a novel, not a science book. I've just started reading it myself and don't know the plot yet; I've only seen comments saying things like, "You can't do this or that..." In reality, you wouldn't act according to the author's descriptions anyway.
Walnuts have a green husk on the outside, which is very difficult to clean.
I can't stand it anymore, it's awful! Putting aside the fact that the protagonist's wife is incredibly pretentious and annoying, making the story unbearable. Just look at the table of contents—the whole book is only 600-something chapters long, and you wrote 317 chapters just for the three-month maternity leave!
Most likely a newlywed simp; might even be a sucker who ends up taking advantage of someone else's relationship. Sigh.
The protagonist's wife is a major flaw.
The author himself said it! It's written for his wife! Stop babbling on and on!
After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand the protagonist's wife; she's too demanding. Forget about men spoiling their wives; this woman is too much, I'm leaving.
I've read chapter 37. Miao Miao has quite a few scenes, but why does the female lead give me such an awkward feeling? I turned off my computer and thought about it carefully. The female lead felt like an incompletely evolved intelligent life form, lacking the spirituality that a higher life form should possess. Isn't that strange? But that's just how I feel.