
The Carefree Farmstead Owner
逍遥农庄主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 291k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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144Chapters
3.7kRecommendations
4.9kFans
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The beginning was alright, though there were some flaws, such as the fact that not many people seemed to care about the growth times of the various crops. But it was still passable. However, when the giant snake appeared, even the three little dogs dared to challenge it. It was truly appalling! I thought it would be the senior disciple who would appear.
Fattening
I like farming-themed novels, but there are so few of them now. I'll wait and see.
The new book needs your support. If you like it, please leave a comment! Free recommendations and favorites are the author's motivation for writing. Thank you everyone.
The biggest flaw of this book is the frequent appearance of gods and monsters in reality, which brings it back to the clichés of urban fantasy novels.
I rarely comment on this book, but it's really good. Author, please update more frequently!
This is so well written, why is no one commenting!
Are you trying to smear us Guangxi people? Don't use place names when writing this kind of book.
Great book, I read it all in one go after waiting for it to get full.
Write
What the hell? You expect the Shennong system from Xuanyuan? And Xuanyuan is still in your painting! The author is clearly insane. Dropping the book.
Farming novels can be more leisurely; why bother with missions?