The Carefree Little Farmer

I first read *Little Farmer* in early 2013, when I was still in junior high school. Interestingly, I stumbled upon this novel on a website; it was then called *The Mischievous Little Farmer*. I found the first few chapters quite fascinating, especially the touch of mystery, which made it incredibly captivating. Later, I specifically sought out the complete TXT version, only to discover that this was just the first part, with a sequel, *Going to the Provincial Capital*. However, ten years have passed, and the sequel remains unreleased, which is a great pity. Besides Ma Xiaole, I'm also currently reading *The Carefree Official's Path*, featuring Pan Baoshan. Both stories begin in the countryside and gradually rise through the ranks, filled with twists and turns, humor, and certain life lessons. Ten years have quietly passed, and I've now graduated from university and entered the workforce. The days of secretly reading novels under the covers with my feature phone during junior high school are long gone. Now I have a better phone, and after starting work, I live alone and no longer need to sneak around to read novels. I feel like I have all the conditions I need. The only thing I've lost is the joy and excitement I felt when I first read "The Little Farmer" ten years ago. As the ancients said, "I wanted to buy osmanthus flowers and share wine, but it's not like the carefree days of my youth."

This pornographic book hasn't been banned after all these years, that's quite something!

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Hello author **, are you planning to revise the first part of "The Little Farmer" first and then continue with the second part after finishing the first part? Could you please reply to my message? Thank you, I've been waiting for you to write the sequel!

Unfortunately, there isn't a second part yet.

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Hello author, will you be writing a sequel about going to the provincial capital? Your writing style and ideas are so good; if you don't, it would undoubtedly be a huge loss to the world of novels.

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