
Farming Beneath the Southern Mountain
种地南山下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 594k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I still feel disgusted after finishing it, especially the part about the grandfather's death. Everyone blamed the female lead, and when the uncle beat her, causing her disfigurement, no one blamed him. A bunch of useless people who only know how to take advantage and shirk responsibility; whenever something goes wrong, it's always the female lead's fault.
The writing is good. However, the character settings and moral compass throughout the book are too peculiar. The most peculiar thing about the Huang family is that such a large family has no rules or regulations whatsoever. In this family, anyone can do anything wrong without any consequences, which is terrifying. Even someone who stabbed someone can get money, a house, and a divorce and leave.
Spoilers ahead, proceed with caution
Having finished the first reading, my initial concerns after reading around chapter twenty seem unnecessary. The author is the only one I've seen who writes a historical romance where the time-traveling female protagonist repeatedly advises her relatives and friends to delay marriage and childbirth.
I finished it in one go. The first half, with the female lead leading her family to a good life, was quite positive and inspiring. The interspersed family drama and local customs were also very enjoyable. But then the uncle's kick stunned me, and things started to feel off.
Is this female lead some kind of saint? She forgives everyone no matter how they treat her. That's impressive. The beginning was okay, but I couldn't watch the rest.
This male lead is so useless! He's never there when the female lead needs him. Aside from saving her once when she was little, he hasn't done anything for her what. I don't know what the female lead sees in him.
Keep it up! 😁😁
Just focus on making money through simple farming; don't try to become a duke or prince. Modern society values lineage, and it would be awkward to pursue such things in ancient times. A slow and steady approach is best; for example, becoming a moderately wealthy landowner with some shops.
Seeing that Qian Duoduo wants to marry the female lead, let's talk about the points of conflict. 1. At the beginning, the female lead goes to Rongbaoxuan Jewelry Store and is surprised to find that the store has glass display cases. Then, the brothers go out to sea and go through life and death to bring back several boxes of glass and glass beads to sell for several thousand taels of silver.
I'm checking in. 🙂