Transmigrating as the Eldest Sister
穿越之长姐难为
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 10y ago
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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.
Lidou Dou
I don't really like books that make me think too hard. I just want something relaxing. When I'm feeling down, a lighthearted book can cheer me up. I have kids, so I especially like stories with adorable little ones. That's why my list has a lot of those! They're easy to read, don't make you think too hard, and are good for a laugh.
Book Recommendations!
I’ve read all of these and think they’re pretty good! Recommended for everyone!
For the Sake of Transmigration
All kinds of genres
Elegant Historical Romance
Ancient romance and transmigration novels.
Transmigration and Rebirth
Transmigrate, reborn
Books with a Story
Female-led novels, every one a page-turner you won't be able to put down
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Sigh! I really don't want to talk about it, but all the time-traveling and reborn women are in relationships with princes and nobles! I just don't understand, is ancient times any more open than modern times? Are there no social classes involved? In rural areas and small towns, you can easily run into nobles and princes.
The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of an 11-year-old village girl. She has younger brothers aged 9, 7, 5, and 3, and a 3-year-old sister. Her parents are both deceased. The protagonist tries every means to earn money to improve her family's life. She then accidentally saves the 14-year-old fifth prince and meets the 16-year-old deputy commander.
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Overall, it's not bad. It's a good read when you're looking for something to read. The beginning is quite detailed and engaging. However, it becomes increasingly concise later on, with a rushed ending that feels like it's over after the main plot is explained. The romance between the male and female leads is introduced very early on, with the main characters getting married and having children a long time from the start. Without a romance, can it even be considered a romance novel?
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Having read so many farming novels, this is the only one whose depiction of rural life is closest to reality. There's a scene where sorghum rice costs 8 coins per jin (500g) and sorghum flour costs 6 coins per jin, which is unreasonable. Grinding sorghum rice into flour involves losses and labor costs, so it should be more expensive than sorghum rice. However, this is still based on the author's diligent research, which is far better than other authors who just make things up.
The author then went on stage to have his tongue pulled out and all his teeth broken!
The text is in long, dense blocks; it's really making my eyes blurry.
The story was full of awkward moments, and the ending felt rushed!