
I’m Really Not a Mountain Sage
我真不是山野大家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 577k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I hope the author truly writes novels about a leisurely life, with fewer female supporting characters and no multiple female leads. Since you're living a secluded life in nature, don't have so many stories with women; it's jarring to read. Having read for ten years, I enjoy stories of leisurely rural life, like Li Ziqi's—earning money and living a carefree life, like the life I yearn for.
I was recommended by a eunuch. Let's see what kind of book would get a eunuch to recommend it. He hasn't even finished his own book yet, and he has the nerve to recommend someone else's.
Authentic snail rice noodles don't smell bad; the pickled bamboo shoots aren't over-soaked—they're all fresh and don't have a foul odor. However, snail rice noodles have become a "viral sensation," and the "stinky" smell has become a defining characteristic, with many businesses pursuing this very pungent aroma.
Author, please update soon! Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare rest like this.
Dear author, chili peppers were only introduced to China at the end of the Ming Dynasty, and they first became popular in Zhejiang before spreading throughout the country. I hope you can revise this to be more accurate. 🙂🙂🙂🙂
The word "little sister" disgusts me; it's a term used by simps.
Well, the oldest doesn't necessarily mean the best. The protagonist should be set in the era of peak technology! And when it comes to eating this kind of food, it should be in an era that tastes best from a modern perspective! After all, taste buds don't change much over decades, and besides, there weren't many seasonings available in ancient times!
Honestly, things from ancient times aren't necessarily better than things from today.
What is the connection between entertainment stars and reclusive hermits?
I came here based on a recommendation from a eunuch.