
Live from My Leisurely Mountain Village
直播之悠闲山村生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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New list, please save it! Most of my recommendations have lots of women in them, so don't come in if that's not your thing! If you share my taste, save the list for now. I'll gradually recommend good books I've read. I'm a longtime reader but still a beginner in some ways, and I'm picky. If a book isn't readable, I won't recommend it! I especially like satisfying urban fiction, with entertainment-industry stories at the top of my list, particularly Chinese and Hong Kong entertainment. But someti
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Those who are described as leisurely are basically not leisurely at all.
Looking at the live-streaming novels on Qidian, the authors have basically never been viewers. They don't know why viewers spend money, nor do they understand the dynamics of viewers commenting on the questions. In reality, most of the comments from viewers are either sycophants (those who got paid and are now sycophants because they're broke) or trolls (those who get paid for free).
Why do people always have to do live streams about rural life? It seems like every rural-themed story has to be live-streamed, as if you can't experience rural life without doing live streams?
Does anyone have similar recommendations? I'm planning to start a truly leisurely rural novel. Using my family's reservoir as a model, I'll make some friends. Friends are essential, such as those who make fish bait, run fish ponds, sell fishing gear, and come to the reservoir to fish. They are all my friends in real life, and this relationship will not deviate from the norm.
This fully demonstrates that... Even if a wealthy person wields knives, spears, and clubs deep in the mountains, they cannot disperse their unrighteous friends.
These bigwigs, all foreigners, look exactly alike; it's unbearable. Anyone with even a little knowledge would know that the main reason Chinese food doesn't spread abroad is because of regional differences in taste. The better-performing Chinese restaurants in the US have been drastically altered, making it hard to find authentic Chinese food, even though foreigners love it.
What kind of leisurely mountain village is this? I'm incredibly busy, and I have to drag the old man along too. The book should be titled "Mountain Village Livestream: The Whole Family Mobilized."
I can't stand watching protagonists who are all-powerful; it's just too unbelievable that someone who hasn't studied can have so many skills...
After reading four chapters, I'd like to share some geographical information with the author and readers. Pythons, specifically white pythons, inhabit tropical and subtropical low-mountain forests, while wild ginseng prefers low temperatures and is mainly distributed between 38° and 48° north latitude and 117° and 134° east longitude; specifically, it is found in Northeast my country, the Korean…
This woman was a mistake. What's the point of forcing a situation where a woman goes hiking alone in the mountains? Wouldn't it be better to get to know women naturally and gradually?