
I Brought a Modern Pharmacy to a Year of Famine
带着现代药店穿到荒年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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251Chapters
16kPopularity
977Readers
27Must-read votes
8.0Score
8Ratings
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If it weren't for my recent obsession with farming infrastructure, I probably would never have opened this book. I don't know how to start. I have a lot to say and I can't understand it, because I was stunned from the first chapter. The description of the pond fish being beaten with a blunt knife at the beginning is so explicit and scary. I like it. As I read it, I feel more and more like it. It is simply my favorite. I really like to read this kind of well-written, unconventional and nonsensical plot, especially Each person's dialogue does not describe the movements and expressions in detail, but it is very interesting and makes people laugh again and again. Chapter after chapter, the dialogue between Gu Yuan and Chi Yu in the early stage is very philosophical. The author's writing style is really good. I don't know how long it will take to find the materials. I feel sorry for the author of this kind of online article. There is a saying that the listener does not like the songs he likes. People like us who read novels really want to read a book. It's not popular, but I still hope that someone will see the work due to fate, and let the author see his achievements being discovered and recognized. Writing novels is really tiring. Whether it is a fan derivative, martial arts cultivation, or imagination, you need to look up information and put in a lot of effort. I really admire it. It is so lucky to see such a good text dialogue, it is so funny and makes me cry. The plot is very uncomfortable and I want to cry. I want to read every chapter in this book. Crying, why, every character has flesh and blood, and every event makes me melancholy. I initially liked to read some completed novels, and of course serialization is also within my scope. This one gave me the strongest feeling that I dare not continue reading, and made me feel that my life is dead (it all sounds funny). I dare not see their endings. I have been with them for so long and watched so much of their daily lives. I can't imagine how to leave them. At first I thought it was set in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the male protagonist is Sima Shao. I didn't expect it to be from the Wang family. I saw many articles about later generations and I have been trying to verify the background (I searched Baidu dpsk many times) Haha) I won't pursue these too much after that. It's good to look at them as an aside. Luo Shi, Grass Carp, Carp Herring, He Ye, the villagers, Cao Jun, General Shang, Wang Zhuo, Wang You, Wang Duo, Wang Xiao and other characters, watch them appear on the stage, their lives , their departure is like a fishing line, pulling out more information bit by bit (sighing the author's arrangement) so many people, so many things, such a long time in the past, disappearing and appearing, white clouds cover the green mountains, the wind pushes the white clouds to appear, thank you for this book
I really can't stand it anymore. The author really didn't do any historical homework on the Western Jin Dynasty. Since the Western Jin Dynasty is used as the background, I should at least check the information when writing. Were potatoes, peppers, and corns something that existed in that era? There is also broth every week (week is also called a week from the West), and occasionally braised pork, garlic eggplant, and the sauces and spices in the braised pork. Are these things that the poor farmers at the bottom eat? And shouldn't a peasant woman be able to do it well at all? The names of the dishes I've heard don't make sense. There are many modern names in it, such as the measurement unit meter and so on.