No Need to Panic While Fleeing the Famine: The Farm System Helps Me Raise Kids and Get Rich
逃荒不慌，农场系统养崽致富忙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 883k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's alright, but the prices are outrageous. A gold bracelet plus a few other small pieces of jewelry were worth a little over one tael of silver. One tael of gold is worth ten taels of silver, so that bracelet might as well have been used as cash. A wheelchair design cost a thousand taels. Wheelchairs and trolleys are similar in principle, just different in form. Craftsmen could easily replicate them after seeing the actual product; they're not worth that much.
I don't even want to read it anymore... There was no martial arts in ancient times... But there was money... Beautiful people... Unique and delicious goods... Always traveling and having fun... It's just that the author didn't include any darkness... Otherwise, they would have died long ago...
Starting point: A lottery draw for a plot of land, less than 10 square meters in size. I checked on Baidu, and 1 fen (cent) equals 66.67 Square meters. So, a space of less than 10 square meters can be larger than 1 fen (66.67) Square meters? I was just about to read it on Tencent Bookstore when I saw these comments, which successfully deterred me. Thanks for avoiding this pitfall!
Why isn't the famine escape over yet? This is ridiculous! And they keep writing about trivial things, and that family is always causing trouble. It's so boring. Is this some kind of female-oriented novel?
The initial depiction of the famine escape was very well done, especially the child characters, who didn't come across as awkwardly forced to act young. However, things got a bit absurd after the male lead appeared—having ten children and other transmigratory/reincarnation elements weren't quite right.
Could the author please consider the safety issue? Using everything so recklessly and offering it all to others, are you afraid of dying soon?
They've already split up, and several times they managed to get rid of the clingy customers thanks to the clan chief and village head, but why do they keep clinging on? It's inexplicable; are they trying to drive readers away? And the glass cup—don't you understand the principle of scarcity making things valuable?
Is this book by the author a novel or a short story?