I Transmigrated and Became a Married Farmwife
穿越我成了已婚农妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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738Chapters
14.2kRecommendations
16.5kFans
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Reader comments 18
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Regarding some details
Having read over forty chapters, as someone who reads male-oriented novels, I feel itchy to talk about some details. From the book, it can be seen that one yuan is roughly equivalent to one yuan in modern times. Around chapter thirty, two wooden buckets cost several hundred yuan. Are they really that expensive? Secondly, there are many varieties of potatoes.
Ugh... Why did they have to write a male lead...? Can anyone really accept an ancient farmer as a modern person? I certainly can't... Can a transmigrated woman really not support a family? It's all about interests. A transmigrator could provide so much benefit that any man or woman could support a family. Sigh… it's just… maybe I'm just too fastidious…
Gotcha, Ye Yaodong! You're the rice of rice?
It's quite good; the story logic is decent, and the writing is also good. I recommend it.
It's a great read. It's rare to find a story where the main character isn't a princess or empress. It's a very realistic farming story, and it's very well written. I really enjoy reading it. Unfortunately, my writing skills aren't good enough to describe it. I will continue to support the work. Keep it up!
Male-oriented novels are mostly unfinished, or have terrible harems, poor writing, and few good words. Female-oriented novels are relatively better in terms of quality and smoother content. 🙂
Good heavens, why are all these ads?
It's from a male-oriented channel, it's pretty good. When are we going to build a house? My eldest son is 15 now, a working adult in those days, and he understands gender roles. It's time for him to be allocated a house. Let's build a big mansion! 🙂
Peanuts were introduced from the Americas; they are not native to Asia. In addition, you can be absolutely certain that 90% of your readers are male, because this is Qidian. Most female-oriented novels perform poorly in the later stages because male readers only like the early parts; the later parts are all about passionate love, which male readers don't enjoy.
The quotation marks are so unpleasant to look at. Can punctuation be used correctly? I don't want to give up on the book because of this.