Too Strong to Do Anything but Farm
力气太大只能种田
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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422Chapters
1Monthly votes
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12.5kFans
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Why is someone so strong only good for farming and not for carrying bricks?
Camellia oil
Oil tea, as the name suggests, is tea with oil. Every year on Grain Rain Day, it's the perfect time for tea picking. Around the time of Grain Rain each year is the best time to pick oil tea leaves. Tea oil tea is originally a wild tea plant from high mountains, but with the cultivation by mountain people, it has gradually become what is known as tea oil tea.
It's no wonder his family is poor; his mother favors his younger brother, and his father is a womanizer. It's a miracle the protagonist even grew up.
Wow, this is really well written! 😁
I just read an author's reply to a post about why people don't do manual labor, and I almost died laughing. The author actually said farming is free, hahaha... Has the author ever farmed? Farmers, as long as they don't slack off, have something to do all year round, only having some free time during the off-season.
Reading your book, I see so many upsetting things happening in your family; no family is normal.
Reading this novel is exhausting; it feels like endless arguments. Haven't they had enough of arguing in real life? Are they trying to unleash their fury in a novel? Is writing novels this interesting? It's just a mess.
Having read over two hundred chapters, the protagonist is still a failure, and the author is still a failure too; they haven't written anything well. The protagonist should be picked up when it's time to pick up Xingxing (the main character), don't keep torturing her just for the sake of the plot!!
I'm just here to argue. If you harvest honey in winter, are you trying to wipe out the entire bee colony? What will the bees eat to survive the winter? They usually harvest honey once in early or mid-autumn and then seal the hives to harvest spring honey the following year.
Dear author, writing angst-filled stories in male-oriented fiction is not a viable business. Only housewives enjoy reading melodramas. Your writing is good, but who will pay for a book without any satisfying moments?