Farming in My Space: The Rough-Hewn Hunter’s Family Dotes on His Immortal Wife
空间种田：糙汉的仙妻全家宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This fairy is really degrading herself; her romance novels have no limits.
This is a terrible story with a terrible plot. The protagonist is constantly humiliated but never fights back, even receiving benefits. It's spineless and disgusting. The plot is disgusting, the logic is disgusting. The author should be insulted, abused, and punished. The author should apologize. Author, your writing is very bad. Author, you've done a terrible job.
Earlier, when Chen Qingshan regained his memories, he said that Chu Chu used to treat him like a brother and push him away to others. Now, how did the conversation shift to him being pursued and acting as a substitute? The preceding and following texts don't make sense!
Are things rich in spiritual energy something that just any mortal can enjoy? Is the author trying to portray cultivation as something as common as cabbage by the roadside? Something that can be casually given away to guests, even to the farmers in the village? If the author is so generous, why not transfer even more spiritual energy to make this small world a place rich in spiritual energy where most people can cultivate?!