The Pastoral Ranch
田园牧场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Farming Novels of All Kinds
The world moves so fast. I hope we can slow down and enjoy life in the world of farming novels.
Carefree Farming Fiction
There's more to life than just getting by. There are poems and distant fields, too. (Slow rural life in a hidden paradise, farming stories, and all kinds of tales about growing crops.)
Only Books I've Read and Can Recommend: Mostly Farming, Historical, and Fantasy
I only recommend good books I'm currently reading. Some don't show any fan support because they're new, or because I'm reading them on another account.
For My Own Reading: Books I'm Immersed In
I've been reading novels for years, so I made this list for the task
A Relaxing, Easygoing Read: A Collection of Overseas Farming Novels
Recommendations from a seasoned author: the more novels I read, the more I long for this kind of leisurely, carefree life
A Collection of Farming, Medicine, and Xianxia Novels
My thoughts after reading novels
Personal Favorites
No description
Remember This in Your Heart
Some things only you can understand
I've Been Reading for Seven or Eight Years, and These Seem Pretty Good to Me
Works I think are worth reading.
Made to Order
Made to order
Farming and Homesteading
An urban farming novel, lighthearted and satisfying.
Like a Cool Drink on a Summer Day, Not to Be Missed!
Life is exhausting, so why not read something light and heartwarming? I've read so much that I've forgotten a lot, so I'll keep adding to this list over time.
Worth Reading
To each their own
Real Farming Fiction!!!!!
Just farming
Farming Novels I've Read
Farming novels that survived my testing
Free and Easy
Novels
Foreign Ranch
Classic foreign ranch novels. You deserve to read them.
The Little Prince of Farming
Here you'll find the widow from the east end, the young wife from the west end, the neighbor's sister-in-law...
Personal Taste (Reading Guide)
What suits me might not suit you
Interesting Farming Stories
Farming novels I particularly enjoy
Urban Adventures
Great Farming Fiction for Relaxation and Leisure
Relaxing slice-of-life farming stories to ease the stress of work
Personal Favorites
A jumbled mix of everything. My tastes are pretty varied.
Recommended Completed Novels
Completed novels I think are pretty good
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A Cultivation Master's Idyllic Rural Life
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What is the protagonist's nationality? If it's just a green card, then they have to pay taxes in two countries. American citizens don't need to go through all this trouble; they could just hand over the job to someone else if they're close to the government.
These days, everyone thinks the grass is greener on the other side, even farmers think life is better abroad. Is that really necessary?
Calling his wife by her full name, then calling someone else by her name "baby" after only knowing her for a day—what kind of logic is that? This is the first time I've heard of calling one's wife that way. Shouldn't she normally be called "Xue'er"?
"Diao Si" is just that—a nobody. He's ordinary, so it should be called "Diao Si Farm." Even if the male protagonist becomes the richest man, it should be called "Richest Diao Si." No matter how capable or wealthy he is, it's just a record of a nobody's life. Judging from this, the author's style is definitely that of a nobody; a belly full of sesame oil can't hold two ounces of sesame oil.
I can't even look at it anymore. It's a farming novel, why is it filled with cute kids and pets everywhere? Can't we just focus on farming and raising cattle?
They're going to charge money after chapter 30? How desperate for cash are they?
Fangfang's writing seems a bit excessive. She basically has no relationship with her younger siblings, sleeps with the male lead, and is a normal person. She has no romantic feelings for her younger siblings, treats them like strangers, and rarely communicates with them. She's always clinging to the male lead.
I've read several books, and they're all set on American farms and ranches. Can't we do that in China?
Holy crap, they portrayed this Old Wang as incredibly powerful? He made the protagonist unleash his inner strength in just two sentences. He was poisoned to death, and this guy is supposed to be the top scorer in the college entrance exam?! Is his IQ negative?
Can you really have it easy in the US with just a green card and no immigration? You probably couldn't even keep up with the taxes!