The Fierce Farmer Girl Takes Her Own Path
彪悍农女路子野
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
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This is my personal reading list, shared in the hope that anyone in a reading slump can find a book to their taste. Mostly no-CP and no male lead. When there's a male lead, the protagonist's intelligence tends to go missing, so I usually skip those. A few have couples, but the female leads stay smart. I've read every book here myself; I don't recommend books I haven't read. I've taste-tested them for you, so read with confidence~*^o^* (If you're extremely picky and don't like the list, just move
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The book is well-written. One small suggestion: when the author writes irrelevant information, perhaps a parenthetical note like "irrelevant, without scientific basis" could be added. This is because many readers are minors or just coming of age, and some incorrect information could lead to misconceptions… For example, the process of turning seawater into freshwater isn't as simple as just filtering it.
The new book is great! It's down-to-earth and not overly dramatic. Although it's set in ancient times, the story is very immersive. The third branch of the Li family clearly lives a more comfortable life than the other two branches because they don't covet what isn't theirs and just focus on living their own lives well.
I feel like the female lead is going to rebel and become an empress.
The author has stated that there is no male lead, so why do I assume that any male character I see is the male lead? My heroine can't even have a suitor? Although the pursuer has a wide range of interests, hahaha
The beginning of this story is about a girl who fails her tribulation and is reborn as a peasant girl, slowly returning to the world of cultivation. Since there's a male lead in the immortal realm, you can ignore that. The main couple is... Well, let's just say it's a nightmare. In short, I'm not fat; the male lead chased me all the way to the immortal realm.
Is this the only book by this author? Has he written any other books? I want to read them!
It was alright at the beginning, but it got increasingly simplistic and simplistic towards the end, with constant mentions of "millions of silver" – it was really awkward!! 😐😐😐
The female lead could easily push the princess to become empress and thus elevate the status of women, allowing them to hold official positions.
Is this for female readers? It feels like it's written for male readers; it's rare for a female author to write this well. 🤭🤭
The story's premise and development are very interesting; it's a gem among light novels. There's no male lead; the female lead does have a romantic partner at the end, but the male lead is just a minor supporting character. The ending feels somewhat rushed.