The Farmer’s Daughter’s Splendid Life
农女锦绣
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
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- Business & Farming
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- 3y ago
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- The Peasant Girl’s Glorious RiseEnglish name
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To be honest, the beginning was really well-written, with a captivating and suspenseful plot that kept me wanting to continue. However, the female lead's personality became increasingly frustrating to read. She possessed intelligence and a brilliant mind, but her personality was weak and submissive, making it unbearable to continue.
A Happy Ending
It is a work with a happy ending.
Honestly, the first half was alright, but why did the romance between the female lead and Liang Jinzhao (I think he's the male lead) become so awkward in the second half? I can understand the female lead's shifts between nostalgia and cruel actions, but why does she have to consider her brother Jinwa before deciding on her marriage, and then reject it altogether?
Overall, it's still enjoyable. However, two things bothered me. First, Grandpa Sangui always drags his brothers into every business he does. It's understandable if the brothers are struggling financially, but even after they've escaped poverty, Sangui still insists on supporting them.
I've already finished reading two of Qingquan's books, and they were both excellent. I've found that you really shouldn't read reviews before reading a book, since readers' thinking and comprehension abilities are different. To find good books, you have to try reading them yourself first.
Does Sichuan dialect not have the word "" (wǒmen)? When "I" and "you" are talking, saying "" (wǒmen) refers to "I" and "others," excluding "you"; "" (wǒmen) includes both "I" and "you." It's clearly a very widely used word in daily life, yet I don't understand why many writers are ashamed to use it.
This is the farming novel with the most kind-hearted characters I've ever read; it was very heartwarming. Every relative I thought would turn into a rivalry was viewed with the author's gentle gaze, like that of a professional woman observing her ambitions, devoid of modern arrogance. Also, thank you so much for giving my little mother and father a happy ending, a lifelong commitment to each other, and for ensuring that no one is let down.
It's great, definitely worth the money. The story is captivating and keeps you reading. A few minor flaws don't detract from the overall enjoyment. I'm most envious of the female lead and her mother, and I felt so sorry for Jinwa. I shed so many tears for him. Although he had his happy ending, I still feel a little regretful. In my heart, he'll always be that lively, clever, and slightly arrogant Jinwa.
It contains many exquisitely written and deeply moving stories. One tells of a monkey king whose unwavering paternal love sacrifices his life for his child's survival through a single leap. The female protagonist's mother suffers from childhood-like mental impairment. She clings to the belief that her father, having witnessed the roadside flowers bloom and fade repeatedly, will return.
After reading the first two chapters, I'm curious about what happened to my real-life crush. Are there any melodramatic plot twists? It feels like all that detailed description in the first chapter was just for her to die, right? And then there was no explanation for her death.