A Bountiful Harvest: The Embroidered Farm Girl
锦绣农女种田忙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 26.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 16h ago
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In her previous life, Situ Yingxiu was gentle, kind, virtuous, and well-mannered. She waited ten years for her fiancé, only to be framed at the last moment and thrown into prison. To preserve her innocence, she leapt from the hundred-zhang-high White Pagoda of Dongyuan and died horribly before a crowd of onlookers. Reborn by an accident, Situ Yingxiu faces one mystery after another. Determined to escape the tragic fate of her previous life, she vows to take a different path: This time around, sh
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Ancient-Era Romance: Business and Farming
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A collection of charming ancient-era farming stories, with sweet, devoted one-on-one romances between the leads.
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The female lead's face is disgusting!
The more the female lead is written, the more disgusting she becomes! She constantly demands that the male lead treat her exclusively and pamper her alone. She herself throws tantrums and even warns him multiple times when other women approach him, yet she tolerates Mu Zichuan's flirtatious advances—it's utterly repulsive!
This is unreadable, it's an eyesore. The female lead's fourth uncle was clearly crippled, supposedly reduced to ashes, but now he's sleeping with women again? Can a man's penis really grow back? There are multiple instances of character names being mixed up, and the "lost son" trope is ridiculous.
I read this book from beginning to end, and to be honest, there were some unsatisfactory parts. For example, some events were contradictory, and some aspects were illogical. As for the characters, the author sometimes seemed a bit pretentious, a bit aloof, and also a bit soft-hearted, which is actually quite normal.
I saw the title of this book and thought I'd check it out, but I was stunned by the word count. I read it several times, thinking I was seeing things. When I finally opened it, I realized it was started ten years ago! That's incredible writing!
I didn't dare look at the word count, afraid I wouldn't finish it before I die.
No, what kind of field is this? It can produce over 23 million words.
Can we just have the Changping Village route? I really hate the Miki route.
I couldn't bear to read past chapters 300-something where the protagonist's family was constantly bullied by the main family, so I skipped through chapters up to over 7000. It seems nothing has changed; it's like the protagonist's family has masochistic tendencies.
The more it was written, the more disgusting it became. I just wanted to know when the female lead would die. It kept saying she'd let go of the past, but it was just endless flashbacks to her time as a secret agent, forcing in plot. Why didn't the bad guys die? And why did they have to come back and berate their corpses?! Because if the bad guys died, the author couldn't write anymore.
The author rambles on and on, either showing off her love or praising her husband and obedient son. She must be starved for love in real life.