
Daily Routine of Planting Flowers and Grass in Ancient Times
古代种花种草日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 620k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Court Scheming Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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196Chapters
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33.7kClicks
56Favorites
33Fans
324Recommendations
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Is this how persimmons are made? I want to try it. If I don't succeed, I will curse people [squints and laughs] [squints and smiles]
The heroine is sometimes addressed with the first person pronoun "I" and sometimes with the third person pronoun "Zhao Lan". Is this a split personality? [Dog head]
Generally speaking, it's rough, but you can just take a casual look at it. I won't go into detail later. I just skipped chapters and read it. I just got married and didn't have the bridal chamber. The comfortable life of farming and flowering can only be enjoyed before marriage.
Doesn't look good? Then I listen to you
There is a touch of warmth and beauty throughout the article
It's really everyday, but it's pretty. The ending is too perfunctory, and I strongly urge the author to write more to let everyone live through the mystery.
This ending came a bit unexpectedly!
I don't like this character. It's too casual and doesn't have any opinions of its own.
The ending is very sudden and the logic is a bit confusing. I don't understand how the score could be so high.
I would like to ask, is this book all in the first person? I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. Maybe it's because I'm not used to using the word "I" in novels.