
Reborn as a Farmer's Wife
重生农家媳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Wealthy Family
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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Farming and Development
I’m looking for stories where characters level up steadily, one step at a time, with grounded and believable personalities. The protagonist should have principles in how they treat people and handle things. Harem stories with invulnerable heroes, overpowered golden fingers, or implausible female characters aren’t for me. The plot can be fantastical, but the characters should still feel real.
Classics I’ve Read and Am Following 🌺🍀
Recommendations for readers who are out of books: Classic, cozy modern and historical romances with no golden fingers; a selection of space-and-farming stories; food-focused stories, often combined with farming or space settings, since truly food-centric gems are rare; a selection of interstellar novels with wildly imaginative ideas; classic Qing-era transmigration stories, with intricate plots and historical elements; a selection of cultivation novels that will get your blood pumping; a selecti
Books I Think Are Good
Both male and female protagonists
Books I Love
Great books I’ve read
Mango’s Reading List
A look through
Great Female-Oriented Novels
Female-led novels I've finished or am following. Every one is a one-on-one romance. I mainly recommend stories about being reborn, transmigration, fantasy, feng shui, and military marriages.
My Favorite Completed Novels
Women's literature, female supremacy
Books I've Read Before
Books I like and have read. I hope you enjoy them too.
A Decade of Reading
The 1960s and 1970s, military wives, and the paranormal. I’ve read all of these myself and thought they were pretty good. Lately I’ve been reading books on Jinjiang. Feel free to contact me if you’re interested.
My Favorites
A little bit of everything
A Hodgepodge
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Awesome, Awesome, Awesome
Military wives
Tang Tang's Reading List
Books that keep me reading. They may not be especially well written, but I keep sticking with them.
Ten Years
For girls
Books I Like
Period novels, military wife novels, reborn novels, pampering novels, and post-apocalyptic novels
A Bit of Everything
All sorts of random books
A Little Nap
I like historical romance
A Bookworm Chewing Through Books
Good book recommendations to cure your reading slump
Transmigration and Rebirth in the 60s, 70s, and 80s (Part One)
Those unforgettable, regret-filled days...
Reborn in the 1970s and 1980s
Leans toward military wives
My Favorite Female-Oriented Novels
Defy fate, return to the past, and explore countless worlds.
Novels That Aren’t Too Shallow and Are Worth Rereading
Political intrigue, business, romance, female-dominated worlds, and all kinds of novels
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The author has completely messed up the timeline. Married and had children in the 70s, with the kids still in kindergarten for many years, and then suddenly Hong Kong is about to be returned to China, and the kids are only in primary school? Seriously?!
I accidentally read the wrong book. This story must have been written by the author after reading a similar one. It's really not a good story. Did the author feel suppressed or unable to express themselves while writing this?
Is a year in Northeast China 18 months?
Doesn't the female lead have any other men besides her ex-husband and the guy surnamed Feng? Why does she have to find such a bunch of awful people to make herself miserable? Even after being reborn, she's still the same as before.
It looks amazing! Lots of broth! 😜😜😜
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