
Farm! a Guide to Developing a Book-Wearing Female Partner
种田!书穿女配的养成手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 836k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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I didn't want to give a good review, but I thought the first half was okay. The second half, especially the death of the heroine's master, Master Bai, was too unjust. An inexplicable person killed an important character in the book in just one appearance. The key is that the heroine can't understand it if she doesn't take revenge. Anyway, the second half is just okay, and the character is broken.
Wenwen is pretty good! The male and female protagonists have complementary personalities and abilities! The male protagonist silently protects the female protagonist and actively avoids rotten peach blossoms, while the female protagonist is extremely powerful in protecting her family and loved ones! The two support each other and grow together. At first, I thought the story would end when the male protagonist was in poor health and the two of them left Beijing to retire. Later, there were more than a hundred chapters introducing subsequent plots in which the male protagonist recovered and had children. It would be bad if it had a tragic ending... The overall text is pretty good and deserves praise! However, the number of typos in the whole article is really uncomfortable, and the names are spelled wrong... Also, many characters were lost after being written... The biggest regret is the death of the heroine master. For this death, there was no plot to deal with it, which made people feel very aggrieved...
It's nice at the beginning, but it feels a little rushed towards the end.
The novel is quite good, but the ending is too rushed and the author is too anxious.
It's good to read. I just finished reading it. The writing is good. There are not so many warblers and swallows, and there are no troubles like seven aunts and eight aunts. It's quite good.
I think it's pretty good. The female protagonist is supposed to be super strong, she seems to have luck with koi carps, and spiritual springs. She works smoothly and loves farming. The male protagonist is born with a weak body and a high IQ. Although he has gone through a lot, he was cured by the female protagonist's master (the female protagonist's master is a miracle doctor). In general, the full text is about grain harvesting - natural disasters, locusts - grain harvesting - floods - harvesting grain - imperial examinations - going through many difficulties and the heroine working hard to achieve miracles - being crowned king -... Wait and see for yourself, it's still good, nothing top-notch, very warm.
The heroine is not a virgin, and she lives a decisive and happy life
The first part is okay, but the second half is particularly bad! In the end, why do you want to kill Bai Yunzi? Xiaobai and Dabai were not seen!
I must have read this book for the second time. It was still serialized when I read it for the first time, and now I have read it again. The plot is very good \^O^/ The dull father and son are actually big foxes. They raised a little fox and accepted an apprentice. The father of the apprentice hoped that he could go back and become the emperor, but he ended up The apprentice became his son-in-law, and he also developed rake ears like him, but it was also good. He had his own territory and built it by himself. He didn't have to go to the palace to create relationships with a group of ministers. Things have changed, people have changed, and everything has stopped. It's just like us now, generation after generation. I don't know where the family ties have been lost. We have met, and they are still relatives. We have no contact with each other. After a generation, it feels like we are strangers. The title is still there, but the love is no longer there. Bai Yunzi died a little aggrieved. The key is that they did not take action to teach Murong Lian and the old emperors a lesson. The second prince and the new emperor's second prince are both rebels, especially the old emperor's second prince who played so much foreplay, but was killed by his elder brother with a sword. The new emperor's second prince also followed the same path, raising private soldiers, amassing money wantonly, and all attempts to seize power ended in vain, even risking his life.
Although it is plain, it makes people want to watch it.