
Northwest Farmer
西北农耕人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 659k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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311Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
6.9kFans
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Once the excuse of "special fertilizer" came up, the book became basically tasteless. Goodbye.
Why do they keep writing these scenes of women being infatuated with men? It's disgusting! It's so fake!
A man from Northwest China with a delicate face and two adorable kittens—this just shows how deeply ingrained the "pretty boy" culture is!
Just split it 10/90, since you just want to live a simple life anyway. Why split it 50/50? Why be so calculating with your brother? You can just take your 10% and not worry about anything, isn't that easier?
In Northwest China, cultivating only a few dozen acres of orchard is a waste of time and life. My classmate's family grows goji berries and jujubes on over 4,000 acres in Gansu. He said they are only small-scale growers. Large agricultural groups like the State Farms Group have at least millions of acres of crops under their management.
Ah, here I am! I just saw 🤓
Brother, can you at least write something substantial? Why all the technical details? It's all about weeding, pest control, or on your way to weeding and pest control! I've never seen a novel about farming and agriculture that's all about weeding and pest control like yours! Just change the title! How about "Northwest Agricultural Technicians"?
The constant emphasis on appearance is disgusting. You're not a prostitute, and this only affects your hoe-wielding speed. Why not just write it as a castrated man? Even without a harem theme, this isn't how it's written. I'm dropping the book!
Well, I only read the part about charging for groundwater. I knew it was unreasonable, but there was no solution. It was very frustrating to read. Either don't write about it, or provide a solution. Who can stand reading like this?
Good book investment, keep it up!