The Country Pet Shop
乡村宠物店
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Xianyu Wuya's Book List
I only recommend books I’ve read that are complete. A mix of genres, including both male- and female-oriented fiction.
A Bookworm’s Pantry
Mostly System or quick transmigration stories, with one or two farming stories. They're generally the kind of books that are easy to read.
The Library
Quietly reading
No Female Lead, Feel-Good Stories, Leveling Up, and Pets
I've been in a worse and worse reading slump lately. A novel's supposed female side character somehow gets upgraded to the heroine, what a ridiculous move. Weren't they supposed to be too absorbed in studying, leveling up, cooking, or learning a skill to think about romance? I've become more and more particular about what I read. I can't stand angst, so these are mostly feel-good stories, and generally have no female lead. I'm lazy and a terrible writer, so please go easy on me if you disagree.
Transmigrated and Reborn: Books I've Read
Transmigration
Books I'm Following Lately, Personally Vetted by a Veteran Reader
Some books I've been following for a long time, and some new ones. They're urban novels. The really old ones are almost forgotten by now.
Low-Key and Hilarious
I like peaceful days, and I also enjoy the occasional funny, goofy moment in a book.
Books I Keep Coming Back To
Is there a book you’ve read over and over? This is my list, with quality and regular updates guaranteed. It includes both completed and ongoing novels. I’m currently revising the reviews, but they all reflect my honest feelings.
✨ My Taste ✨
You look pretty interesting Waaah, I’ve let so many books die by leaving them to pile up unread. I seem to have a strange power: I can make books get abandoned. Out of things to read...
An Old Hand’s Reading Notes (Updated Occasionally)
As a longtime reader, my standards for novels have probably gotten stranger and stranger. Maybe I like one book’s plot, or another book’s setting, but what I’m really after is a certain degree of plausibility. I don’t know if you get what I mean, but basically, it just has to make sense as you read.
Novels with Big Ideas That Suit My Taste
Stories with big, imaginative ideas, or ones that suit my tastes. My ratings are based on personal preference, so please don’t criticize. Rated out of five stars for imagination, writing, plot, and relationships (not just romance).
Heartwarming Stories, Pets, Fantasy, and Fan Fiction. No Showing Off or Face-Slapping.
Heartwarming stories about pets and making a home. No posturing or face-slapping. (Feel free to leave a comment and recommend any good books you know.) I want this to become a huge reading list...
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When starting a business, making money, etc., Never do it in a place where you have acquaintances, especially for someone like the protagonist who returns to his hometown. If a bowl of water is not equal, it is hatred. . . Especially there are some people who don't like other people's kindness and will always give you 'surprises'. . .
If the author wants to write something light-hearted, he should write it well and don't add scum or perverts in the middle. This is very poisonous.
The title of the book "Rural Pet Shop" has a wrong style. Pets are only raised by a group of people with money and leisure in the city. Nowadays, villages generally only raise old hens, and there are very few cats and dogs. If you open a pet shop in a rural area, the protagonist may starve to death.
The biggest problem with this book is that the main line is not clear. Even daily articles need a main line, rather than writing wherever you think of it. Later in the article, different perspectives are often switched, but the connection between them is very weak... Coupled with the fact that the protagonist is becoming more and more tool-like, I fell...
Ah, there are no books with female protagonists. I really like reading them. It's good, really good, and warm.
What's next? Goldfish?
Goldfinger is looking for a tool man. . . There's no passion to watch anymore
To be honest, it would be more interesting if you added the ability to communicate with any animal. By the way, it would be even better if there were no bad guys who want to steal pets.
There's no sense of immersion, it feels like a rundown
It's time for the boss to add a pet, right?