
Reborn to a Laid-Back Life in the Mountains
重生之悠闲山村生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 704k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The most important thing for online novels is quantity! 99% Of online novelists fail because they don't have a backlog of chapters! If you're not a top-tier author, it's hard to stand out with just one or two chapters at a time!
Three years have passed; this is the legendary "Return of the Dragon King."
Has the old corpse in the mountain village risen from the dead? Or has it been reborn?
In my opinion, the original farming novel is: "Carrying a Spring with You"
The author clearly doesn't understand fruit. The idea of selling large quantities of watermelons to Japan to make money at the beginning is impossible. Otherwise, why doesn't China sell watermelons to Japan in the 21st century? Are people stupid these days? Because Japan, to protect the interests of its own farmers, simply won't allow imports. No matter how delicious your watermelons are, it's useless.
The watermelon's mushy texture means it's overripe, right? These kinds of watermelons are the worst! A crisp, crunchy texture is what I think is the best, right?
The author probably deleted the word "leisurely." I didn't see anything particularly leisurely about it.
The book title is wrong; change "leisure" to "struggle."
That's so childish.
What a waste of cheat codes! Instead of spending time cultivating fruit, you should spend that time cultivating rice, wheat, and soybeans to solve the national food problem.