
Mountain Village Life with a Farming System
养殖系统之山村生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 523k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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251Chapters
6.4kRecommendations
15.2kFans
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Keep it up! I love this style. As long as there aren't any over-the-top, face-slapping moments, I like this type of story. Four monthly tickets.
You can't even figure out prices, yet you're writing novels? Are you crazy?
The author probably doesn't know that farmers have their own mountains; they couldn't even fill all the land they raised with tens of thousands of chickens. Why would someone contract out a few hundred or a thousand chickens to raise? This is insulting my intelligence!
Sigh, I always have this feeling that I'm letting it die.
It feels like the author only writes about playing with birds and walking cats, without depicting the realities of rural life. Besides playing cards, using their phone, and watching TV, their free time is incredibly boring! Even with money, they don't change their lifestyle, like taking a bath. In the countryside, there's no gas or running water, making bathing inconvenient!
The mistake was made because of this parrot.
The writing is good, but there are too many trolls in the comments section! They all claim to be experts, but if you don't like it, just leave. Why resort to insults? I suggest the author delete the malicious comments.
Most of the time it's people interacting with parrots. What's the theme? Isn't it chicken farming?
What kind of nonsense is this? After reading so many chapters, it has absolutely nothing to do with the main plot. It's like it's writing everyday stuff in a real-life context.
This is a rare and enjoyable rural novel. Keep up the good work and update more!