A Spring in My Pocket
随身装着一口泉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Other names
- Carrying a Spring with HimEnglish name
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Great Period Dramas
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A Little Bit of Everything
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Books I Think Are Good
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Steal half a day of leisure from the passing years. There's no clashing steel or vendettas between nations here, just the many faces of ordinary life and the warmth of everyday moments. Beauty isn't absent from life; we simply lack the eyes to notice it. The author's elegant prose is like a finger pointing at the moon. The moon has always been there, but seeing it takes a little patience while the clouds part.
Farming and Relaxation
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A Reading List from a Reader of 15 Years
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Top Immortal Grass Picks, No Heartbreakers
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Laid-Back Reading List
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Novels Without Darkness or Harem Tropes, With Relatively Sound Values
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Agriculture, Forestry, Animal Husbandry, and Fisheries
Just as the title says
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This is a genuine farming novel, unlike some pretentious novels that are all show and no substance.
I read it again, and it brought back many dreams and childhood memories. Nowadays, people easily become rich in just two days, surrounded by a bunch of girls, and become the richest man, with the country practically begging for his attention. It feels too much like a nouveau riche story. What makes rural novels so appealing is their rustic charm.
I really love this book. I read it whenever I have free time. It's so warm and fuzzy, evoking childhood memories of rural life. What have rural farming novels become these days? Cultivation, neighborly infighting, murder and robbery, or someone constantly picking fights with the protagonist only to retaliate and get their revenge, or discovering extinct animals and plants.
The best mobile novel ever, bar none, a true gem!! It's such a shame the author has stopped writing!
This Professor Zhao, with just his title, came to the protagonist's house and lived there for free for half a year? He even stopped the protagonist's son and daughter from giving him money, acting like he owned the place! Later, he even built a house in the village.
Floor plan of Liujiagou and floor plan of Liu Junhao's house
I wish I had my own space 😁
After reading about 200 chapters, I couldn't take it anymore. The protagonist is supposed to be a lonely person, but a bunch of random people keep running into his house and taking things from him, especially the female lead.
It's a relatively normal novel that doesn't involve fantasies or harem elements, but it's a bit strange—it's too saintly. People take what's theirs without permission, especially the villagers. These kinds of people are either village idiots or hypocritical saints!
Putting everything else aside, this author is like a guerrilla fighter, constantly changing their online alias. 🥵