The Farm Girl with a Spring in Her Step
农家娇女有点泉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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It's a bit cruel to the protagonist, which is frustrating to watch. Just when things start to improve, it starts to disgust people again. Every time there's a nasty character, and the protagonist can't even fight back. What's the point of having that cheat ability? With such good animal affinity, why not train a few mice or birds to bite those nasty characters' throats? Wouldn't that be a one-time solution?
What I find most appealing about this book is that everyone is a complete individual with their own thoughts. I've only read about 40 chapters, and Su Chong hides his silver in various places, but he doesn't give it all away. This is truly wonderful; there are always some farming novels these days where everyone except the female lead acts like a complete fool who doesn't think about themselves at all. It's so unrealistic.
This book is quite good. I hope the female protagonist's father won't be so foolish again. It was fine before when the family had some spare money and he was so generous, but now that the family is in such dire straits, he should realize that the people he's associating with aren't good people.
A different kind of farming novel, with fewer awful characters and catfights. 🌹🌹🌹 It's good, I'll keep reading. 😄😄
I dislike the male lead; he's petty, arrogant, and ruthless in manipulating people. He's been a bad apple since childhood.
The content looked alright before it was released, but the content after it was released felt a bit stifling.
Having read up to chapter 100, I'm getting increasingly confused. The plot and characters are all so unpredictable. For example, regarding the female lead's relationship with her master, while he clearly dislikes her, he also genuinely admires her. He stayed at her house for a while, and she, using his name, still addressed him as "Master," their relationship seemed quite harmonious.
Why do I always feel that the book's ideas and logic have a strange, inexplicable quality?
Starting from chapters 267, the male protagonist's IQ clearly drops to negative numbers. Did the author change the author, or does the current author treat us readers like idiots, subjecting us to utterly incompetent treatment?
I watched it all in one go; it was quite good! Top!