Nothing Small in the Countryside
田园无小事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 680k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Dream Book List
Read novels while you’re awake, experience them in your dreams. This dream book list takes you on a journey through the worlds within.
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Worlds I can get into
Ancient-Era Romance: Business and Farming
When life gets noisy and tiresome, settle down with a gentle, heartwarming story about rural life... Business and farming stories generally fall into a few categories. Here's a brief overview: 1. Rebirth: The heroine suffered a miserable life in her previous one, perhaps because she trusted the wrong people, was harmed by a treacherous husband, or was sacrificed by her family. Reborn, she vows to repay every wrong and settle every score. She takes on awful relatives and builds her fortune, meets
Great Farming Novels
Farming stories, also known as slice-of-life family dramas, set in either ancient or modern times. These novels depict the everyday lives of ordinary people. I like a gentle, flowing style, family life, and chatting about farm work over a drink. Everything I recommend here is a classic I've read and worth checking out. If you like this sort of thing, give them a try.
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The entire story repeatedly emphasizes the female protagonist's special forces identity, yet from the very beginning, she's completely incapable of lifting a finger or carrying anything, proving utterly useless in any situation. When her childhood friend, who used to bring her food, is forced to marry someone else and become his eighth concubine, the protagonist simply says, "I don't have time…
Don't watch this, you'll be poisoned. The female lead is supposed to be a special forces soldier, but she doesn't live up to the character at all. The key thing is that what she does has nothing to do with the character.
This is so well written! Is the author not writing any new books?
This book is extremely harmful; don't read it. The author's writing is truly disgusting and toxic, nothing less than feudal remnants. The male protagonist's elder brother, unable to marry due to poverty, is forced to marry a mentally unstable woman by his family.
The book is alright. It's a pure farming novel. It promises to be about farming and it really is about farming. It has a beginning and an end, and it also reveals the true meaning of the original popular type of farming novel—leaving behind the hustle and bustle of real life and immersing oneself in the joy of seclusion in the mountains and forests.
I watched it on Xiaoxiang a long time ago? But I can't remember the specific plot and ending without reading the text, and I don't have the patience to watch it again.
I've read this book several times, and I always find it to reread whenever I remember it. It's a realistic and unexaggerated guide to getting rich, but it's just not enough—it's too short. I wish I could write a longer version. I love the author's writing style.
Look at when this book was published; there's no need to call it poisonous.
They're special forces soldiers, not gods or magicians; they don't have any cheat codes, which is great.
Very good