Back in the Village: A Countryside Life
回村之山水田园
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
479Chapters
9.9kRecommendations
31.3kFans
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A Cultivation Master's Idyllic Rural Life
A Superpowerhouse in Agriculture
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Most of the plot revolves around everyday family life and trivial matters, with only a small portion focusing on farming. I'm not here for your family dramas, you've repeated the pig-feeding scene multiple times, enough already, you've got the priorities backwards.
Rural novels with overly powerful cheat codes are boring, especially those that speed up time. If you use that for breeding, it's one thing, but if you actually sell it, aren't you afraid of getting caught? Selling too much...
I hate these kinds of novels where characters use a cheat-like ability to obtain fruits or vegetables, then sell them as newly cultivated varieties. Your family and neighbors know everything about your household finances.
Live-streaming sales are fine, but the profit distribution is incomprehensible. Everything seems to go to the main character, but a huge chunk is taken away – a complete misfortune! The author even wrote, "Even close brothers should keep clear accounts." Haha! No wonder the poor performance has a reason.
Chapter 103: The protagonist sells fruit via livestream. He's responsible for at least 80% of the sales, and ultimately gets 35% of the shares.
This is too exaggerated and superficial; it doesn't fit the idyllic rural life at all. This is just wish-fulfillment fiction. If we wanted wish-fulfillment fiction, would we be reading this?
For those writing about pastoral life, don't make every song about the richest person. Just make it warm, light, and include some everyday family moments and interactions between people and their pets.
If you're writing a farming novel, take your time. Don't keep showing off your impressive sales figures. Do you think you're stupid or the buyers are? Would you dare buy something of dubious origin? And on platforms, regular bottled water is 1 yuan, but Evian is expensive. Do you understand?
I've read over 30 chapters. The cheat system is amazing, but for some reason, the author keeps writing about mundane family matters. There's hardly a single word about using the cheat system to advance. It's not exciting and it's verbose. I really don't know what makes it worth reading. There are also many typos and word errors. I guess the author just wrote it and posted it without proofreading.
Author, didn't you consider why even free versions are unreadable?