
Husband, Turn Off the Lights and Let's Work the Fields
相公关灯来耕田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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334Chapters
3MPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.3Score
7.5kMust-read votes
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It's so good!!! The love between the male and female leads is the kind that transcends life and death; I cried buckets. A very positive and inspiring book. This is a very good farming novel. The male protagonist is a chivalrous hero, and the female protagonist reclaims wasteland and farms the land. They do not seek fame or fortune, but only to bring happiness to the people.
Aside from a few parts that I didn't understand even after reading them several times, this book is flawless, with no major errors or typos. It's a very enjoyable read with a happy ending. I hope everyone will check it out.
I've been reading novels for over two years now, and I especially love pure farming stories with spatial elements. I searched for many, but I couldn't finish them. This is one of the few novels that moved me to tears after finishing it. Apart from some typos, I liked the overall story because it didn't go off-topic while farming. I also liked the idea of a lifelong, monogamous relationship.
The emperor's suspicion is understandable, but this scumbag father is disgusting. And what's with Ouyang Yu? Doesn't he know his own age? He's almost fifty, and he still likes the princess. If he likes her, fine, but he hurts her, pretending to be so devoted. When trouble comes, the first one to betray the princess is you, Ouyang Yu. What grand ambition?
The female lead is too much of a saint. She was forced into such a situation, nearly dying several times, yet she still forgave others with such magnanimity. If she didn't have that special ability, would she still be so forgiving? Would she be respected by others? She's someone who never learns from her mistakes...
I couldn't continue reading halfway through; all I saw was the female lead's saintly nature and petty cleverness. She seemed powerless against others' pressure. It was exhausting to read. If you're going to write a story with a strong female lead, just make it straightforward. Otherwise, a story with gentle, flowing water would be fine too.
The female lead is too saintly.
I loved it! I didn't miss a single chapter; I finished it in three days straight. A lifetime of devotion, inseparable through life and death! I love the love, tolerance, trust, and journey together of the male and female leads! Author, keep up the good work! Looking forward to your new works! 😄 The only suggestion is that there are typos.
One look at the comments makes me not want to see anything anymore. Did people in ancient times even dare to challenge the emperor?
The plot is good, but the writing isn't great; the descriptions of the characters' inner thoughts are a bit awkward.