
The Idyllic Beauty of Country Life
唯美乡村生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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873Recommendations
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I think it's great! Business battles require brains, and building a new countryside requires capital; otherwise, the village will have no voice. Keep up the good work! This book is excellent. Rural areas also need emotional and intellectual intelligence.
To put it simply, the story begins with the protagonist wanting to stay in his hometown with his grandmother and start a business there—I'm pretty sure of that! Then, selling pomegranates completely contradicts this, as if he'd completely forgotten he had a grandmother! The author truly embodies the phrase "having one's cake and eating it too"!
The update is terrible!
It's rare to find someone who's the first to read this. 😁😁
It's definitely possible. As long as it follows logical thinking and the plot development isn't too bad, there can be a little bit of showing off, but don't overdo it. To put it bluntly, this book is about people's pursuit of a better life in the countryside. If you can write about tranquility, the redemption and healing of the soul are invaluable.
The pace is a bit slow 😴
The protagonist went to the countryside hoping for a leisurely life, but most of the descriptions focus on how to make money. Author, you've got your priorities mixed up! If you wanted to make money, why write about the countryside? Why not go to the city and write about business warfare? Since your main point is a leisurely rural life, don't have the protagonist constantly thinking about making money.
I'm back again! It's well-written, but the updates are a bit slow.
There aren't many comments. What's going on? Is it because updates are infrequent? 🙂
Let's gloss over making money and focus more on the countryside!