The Ming Dynasty's Village Keeper
大明守村人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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138.2kRecommendations
115.1kFans
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I didn't understand why there were village guardians at first, but I saw someone explain that it's because people remember there are elderly, disabled, and orphaned village guardians. Out of love for them, people extend that love to those in similar circumstances, ensuring they don't abandon other villagers.
[New Book Excerpt] The Village Guardian of the Ming Dynasty
[Recommendation] This is a novel that differs from other time-travel stories. There are no cheat codes, no overpowered protagonists, and no excessive scheming. The protagonist uses his knowledge from his previous life to benefit those around him and incidentally change history and the world.
Who are the guardians of the village? They are the guardians of the village's goodness, the moral compass of its households, and the protectors of the bottom line of humanity.
The village keeper is a fool, but can't a fool act cool? You ask me why? Oh, it's a dream from the mountain god... Do you believe it? Because the village keeper is mentally challenged, everyone showed him care and concern, which profoundly changed their hearts. They thought, "If you treat a mentally challenged person so well, how could you treat your own family so badly?"
This is a divine book that turns everyone into a "hey".
I've subscribed to the whole thing; the writing pace is really good.
Unlike other novels with dramatic ups and downs, this one offers a sense of calm and reassurance through its understated narrative. In these challenging times, it's a comforting read. Full subscription supported
Hehehehe (Part 1)
Silly
Sending love to the silly boy, once a day.
I originally wanted to just paste the link, but it didn't work. Okay... If you read to the end of the book and then swipe right, you can see the silly character card. Sending a heart emoji can help the silly guy level up, hehehehehe
I read a Ming Dynasty novel that was full of personal biases, it was so addictive, I had to rush back to find some relief.
I just discovered that the farmhouse has launched a new book; I'll continue to support them as always. 👍👍
The simpleton got married, a wise man appeared, and the book was finished. This book is gentle and soothing, like boiled cabbage in clear water—its content is profound, its appearance unassuming, and it doesn't particularly grab attention. I hope Nongda's next book will be even more brilliant and outstanding than Yidi's!