
After the Divorce, I Settled in the Northwest and Became a Divine Farmer
离婚后,落户西北当神农
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 22d ago
- English
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342Chapters
3.8kRecommendations
16.2kFans
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This author is always using the same old formula. Why not just write a proper farming story? They always have to create villains with ridiculously low intelligence, forcing the protagonist to endure trials by the antagonists every time... It was like that in *From Yaoling*. And this one is no exception; they can't live without stereotypical villains.
I asked in the live stream: Does the Northwest region not accept single people for residency?
AI is already so useful, so why can't the author use AI to properly collect materials such as local customs, weather conditions in different seasons, etc., Before writing?
The advertisement in the profile is fake.
When the Northwest was being developed, there weren't many benefits available, and it wasn't worthwhile for ordinary people to work there. The development of the Northwest largely relied on robots and fully automated production lines to replace human labor. The wages for ordinary people (those without skills) were only four thousand or even less, and even locals thought the wages were too low to work there.
Now I finally know what daydreaming means.
There are so many divorce novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). Real life is already tough enough; how many of them are well-written? Reading divorce novels makes me want to vomit; they're all poisoned by Douyin (TikTok).
Absolutely devoid of any sense of life
The protagonist lives like a machine, as if he only lives for the sake of having cheat codes.
It's like watching the author play QQ Farm!
Which guy was the first to invest?
I read a bit of the free version and the subject matter was alright, but there were a few issues: the business competition wasn't written in such a petty way, and the lifestyle was too monotonous. The house could be renovated, and the pace could be slowed down, but those few data points were being pushed to the limit.