Happy Days in the Fields
欢田喜地
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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It's well-written, but the rambling at the beginning of each chapter is quite annoying.
He was implicated in the imperial examinations and left with this huge stain. He can never take the exams or become an official again, yet he doesn't complain at home. He acts like nothing ever happened. He was prematurely delivered, but he acted as if nothing was wrong. If someone bullies him, he just lets it happen, never fighting back or arguing. These parents are truly pushovers.
Dear author, chicks don't have genders after hatching; only castrated chicks are female, and uncastrated ones are males.
I can't stand it anymore, it's so frustrating!!!
This female lead talks a lot of nonsense and can chime in on anyone's conversation. However, when it's time for her to demonstrate her intelligence and wisdom, she lacks the ability to do so. She's a disappointing female lead.
How much money did they make? It's not written there; they just keep saying life is good and things are going well. A lot of it is about raising chickens and growing mushrooms—how much did they make? I don't understand.
The female protagonist's rebirth is written in a very childish way; after all, she's not a real child, so why pretend to be so immature?
The female protagonist's family is utterly pathetic; they endure all the bullying and just suffer in silence. Aside from standing up for themselves and dividing the family property, they dare not complain no matter how much they lose. It's infuriating to watch.
Back in 2011, I was still reading romance novels and wasn't interested in farming novels. In recent years, my tastes have changed, and I've come to enjoy farming novels. I've read many farming and business novels on online bookstores, and this one was probably the top-rated one back then. It's still great even after 10 years. Highly recommended!
Isn't it supposed to be "a mother's strength"? The woman is already cursing her own child like that, and all she does is cry... The female lead just keeps trying to smooth things over. I'm definitely dropping this story.