Lotus-Scented Fields
荷香田园
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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Since ancient times, people have close relatives even in remote mountains, but no one cares about them even in bustling cities. Why should we let such awful relatives take advantage of us? Anyone who encounters such an awful relative would have already separated from their family. What does "separated from the family" mean?
After reading over 230 chapters, I've encountered a bunch of awful relatives. The female lead has to put up with each and every one of them, which is very uncomfortable to watch. They're all such pushovers.
Huang was portrayed as neurotic.
There's too much nonsense. The whole thing is about tolerating and forgiving. Everyone else is not bad, only the female lead's family is weird.
I read some of the comments and found the article rather boring, so I decided not to read it.
After reading the comments, I don't want to read anymore.
Hilarious! The annual cost is only two or three taels of silver, and the five broken dolls with the female protagonist sell for one hundred taels of silver. They even say that if managed well, they might be able to sell for tens of thousands of taels of silver. Modern high-priced creative products are valued because they have copyrights and patents. In ancient times, that was nonexistent.
Absolutely idiotic! Anyone who reads this book will definitely call them morons, morally corrupt, and a bunch of weirdos.
Overall, the writing quality of this book is acceptable. The author may have intended to write a melodramatic novel, but the result feels too narrow in scope. Why can't a transmigrator with a cheat-like advantage go further? Instead, she's stuck in a small town with a bunch of awful relatives, making the female lead seem overly saintly. And for a modern college student transmigrating, isn't the scope a bit too limited? It makes the reading experience rather uninteresting…
A seven-year-old girl brought an old man and a little boy with her; the old man actually believed her; what's even more amazing is that her parents didn't say a word.