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Which novels described the fusion of female agents and animals?

2024-09-22 17:09

"Traversing the Ancient Mountain Forest" was an ancient romance, business, and farming novel created by the author, Da Shunxin. It told the story of how to survive in an uninhabited mountain forest in ancient times. Clothes, food, housing, and transportation had all become a big problem! Fortunately, God had left her a way out. She could find a cave to clean up and live in. However, she could not starve to death even if she was empty-handed. She had to continue thinking of ways to survive! Ran! As long as one relied on the mountain, they would not starve. Moreover, as long as they worked hard, they could still have a surplus! She even saved her sister and got a loyal dog man. Was this the legendary jackpot? Alright, I'll take him as my umbrella and go sightseeing! The author's biological mother, Wenwen, became more and more interesting as she went on! He is the author of "The Reborn Panda's Cultivation" and "Saving Food from the Future". It's easy and funny. It's a different routine. Welcome to watch! Group ID 175030364. The overall evaluation of this book was: This book tells us that people who have not lit up all their life skills and wilderness survival skills should not play such a high-risk game. A single mistake could cause death.| Easy, non-extreme, non-sadistic farming novel!| If I only liked the beginning chapter where the female lead was like a little hamster collecting food for the winter in the cave, would the author give me a bento box... However, she really wanted to see the picture of a granary full of delicious food!| Warm farming novel, calm down and watch.| It was warm and cozy, without any abuse or extreme quality, and it was a bit of meat soup that was relaxed and happy!| Traveling through the ancient times, working hard at farming, and the content of the short life of the family is also very attractive to visit the life at that time.| The text was very relaxed and the structure was simple. It was very good to read when he had nothing to do!| It felt like a wilderness environment, and it was written quite well.| It was a very warm text without too much scheming. It was a blessing to be calm!| The dullness was true. There was no such thing as the best, no wealth, only a serious and dull life! The user community's evaluation of the book was: I don't care if the book updates fast or slow, I only care if it's worth reading. I don't want to say anything about writing, because when you write a book and look back, you will have a lot of emotions. Never give up. Because we're with you on your way "Grain Field" was an ancient romance novel written by the author, Feng He Zhiliao. It told the story of a few acres of grain fields, a few chickens and ducks, a few cattle and sheep, a few donkeys and horses, a nest of rabbits and a herd of pigs, a cat, a dog, and a family. The new book,"Forford's Book," had an overall evaluation of the book list: In the beginning, the author might have been a newbie who didn't perform well, but the more he wrote, the more attractive it became. It was a very standard farming novel. Those who wanted to relax could read it. After all, there were very few farming novels that were written well and didn't take the otaku route! "Moving the Mountain" was a Xianxia and Cultivation novel by the author, Bean's Misfortune. It told the story of Liang Xin, who was born into a criminal family and thought that he would never rise again in this life. Unexpectedly, when he was eight years old, the ghost servant who once served the Liang family's ancestors came to pledge allegiance to him... To cultivate the heavens and comprehend the Dao, one must cut off all mortal feelings. In the eyes of cultivators, there was only the Heavenly Dao. They were not moved by external things and were not loved or humiliated by the world. Dao heart was not human heart. Liang Xin was an exception. He had cultivation but no Dao heart. When he saw his loved ones enjoying themselves, he would smile; when he saw his friends angry, he would feel indignant; when he saw a beautiful woman passing by, he couldn't help but take a deep breath of the fragrant wind…Because of this mortal heart, Liang Xin was a human, and the world was his happy home. If he had to make a choice between 'immortal' and 'human', he would move the mountain without hesitation. The key words of the story were: Xianxia sharpening the knife and moving the mountain. The overall evaluation of this book was: "Too late" and "Reluctant" made me cry. Perhaps I was too sensitive. I wonder if you will read it?| Classic, thoughtful, and the most awesome stroke of genius. There were many foreshadowing, far-reaching arrangements, and unexpected twists! After reading so many novels, there aren't many that make me feel that the plot is novel and unexpected. The author is writing the novel with his heart, and reading it requires some brain power~(Completed)| Little Bean's Xianxia always had a different kind of feeling. Is he human?| Little Bean's imagination broke through the sky.| Bean's classic, immortal, moving mountains to become human, very deep meaning.| I think it's the best book that Little Bean has ever written!| Finished old book, male lead, hot-blooded sense of déjà vu| Old book, no tricks, it's a story| It was a very refreshing Xianxia novel that he had read a long time ago. Minor works| Nine Dragons Move Mountains, the story of Liang Modao, the son of a sinner, roaming the world, the principles expressed in the book, the feelings between Liang Modao and his brothers, the scenes of cultivators fighting, etc. were all very exciting scenes that could be read.| Immortals moved mountains and were humans. Reading Little Bean's books felt like a positive force!| She kept thinking about why his books weren't popular before. His writing style was really good. After reading the last book, he stopped writing. She didn't know when he would publish a new book.| There is one thing that I admire about this book-all the foreshadowing that he had buried was finally filled in! For a Xianxia book and not a rigorous reasoning book, this was really not easy! The main characters in the books written by Little Bean all had a youthful feel to them. What was a youth? Young, energetic, unyielding, with the most serious persistence and the greatest tolerance, naive but mature, the driving force to change the world was often a "can't figure it out". Modao Liang was such a youth. He was a little shameless and naive, but sometimes he was straightforward, decisive, and indomitable. If the mountain was successfully moved, then there would only be humans and no immortals in the world. This was a book that was seriously discussing immortals, not about the story of the earth god. A stubborn and domineering book.| To be honest,"Moving Mountains" had been recommended by many people, but they had never watched it. Was this book considered unpopular? I looked at the pitiful 1000 + followers of Moving Mountain Bar and the 5000 + comments in the book review section. Compared to the quality of this book, I decisively listed it as a unpopular book. To be honest, this book wasn't particularly outstanding in terms of writing style, but it was above the standard of web novels. At least, I was able to read through it and didn't find any flaws in the writing. Little Bean had already written five books, right? He had always been in a lukewarm state, which might have a lot to do with his personal style. After thinking about it, in the world of online novels, if one wanted to be popular, they had to make the readers feel good. Back to the main topic, Moving Mountains was a book that won because the plot was closely linked. The later it went, the more suspense it contained. It was a refreshing feeling to solve the mystery. Unfortunately, many mysteries were not solved by the protagonist's own wisdom. I don't think it's a very smart move to get the supporting characters to be honest. Of course, this did not affect the fact that it was a good book. Compared to Little Bean's other books,"Poisonous Little Immortals" and "The World of Nerves", moving mountains was a serious subject. There weren't many jokes, and it was always in a tense plot. When reading, the readers would naturally be nervous, and they couldn't bear to let go. Some people said that moving the mountain to the back would cause it to collapse, so they abandoned it. I don't think much of this. I'll only have the right to speak after reading it carefully.| The writing style was fresh, unlike web novels. It had a bit of the feeling of martial arts in the past.| The name of this book was too old-fashioned. He opened it and read it-recommended, recommended, this book is good!| He could read the cultivation literature that opened up another path. Little Bean had a lot of books, and most of them could be used as food.| Moving away the "mountain", the "immortal" became "human"|The layout was very precise and not cliché. The language was well expressed and the logic was clear. However, there were too many traps. When one read it, it made one's heart ache. One could not put down the book at all and wanted to finish it in one go.| It's a great story, and the writing style is also good. Unfortunately, Bean's books always have a big twist in the end. The hero and the villain shake hands and make peace.| The style was warm, the plot was full of twists and turns, and he was keen to dig a hole. Wonderful.| I've read it many times, and the more I read it, the more I feel it| In a world where immortals existed, how should mortals survive? When the conflict between immortals and humans reached its peak, moving mountains was the last choice of humans! The plot of this book is absolutely unexpected. When I read this book, I feel that you will never know what the truth is! In order not to spoil the plot, I won't put the good plot in the book review.| In a word, resistance to fate is like moving mountains. Whose head is in the box? This was a question worth considering.| It was a novel about cultivation, with a unique and interesting worldview and a cute character. Although there were a few foreshadowing endings that were not clearly stated, it did not affect the excitement of the work at all.| Bean was an author who was very good at digging holes. Sometimes, he even dug holes in a row…| Bean's articles are full of fun| Immortal Grass +, a good article that I have read many times many years ago! The character set did not take the usual path, but there was a kind of willful pride that moved people. The setting was novel and thoughtful, creating a unique power system. The various names were very beautiful. The story was full of twists and turns, and the suspense was fascinating. The final boss was unexpected.| After watching it for two nights, I finished watching the last two-thirds. It was really good. It was a loss not to watch it.| An immortal herb worth reading back and forth. It had been many years since it ended, but it was still as exciting as before.| He had a deep impression of the Boss and Grand Chancellor.| It was an old book, but it had to be said that it was a very good book. It was still not outdated now, and the world was very touched! Especially the pig trotter chef. If you want to cultivate, you have to become an adult first. Move people up the mountain, only then can they become people in the world. I've never seen it before. It's highly recommended. If it's not good, you can hit me.(Books about the troubles caused by beans are all super good. Strongly recommended)|[Reward index: Five stars] [Remarks: Personally, I think this is the author's most profound Xianxia work.] "Ascending Evil" is too long-winded,"Xiao Xian is Poisonous" and "Live Color Gives Birth to an Owl" are humorous and lack the theme. Moving mountains, moving mountains, moving mountains among immortals was human. Therefore, it wasn't a simple leveling-up cultivation method, but rather a grand method of "no more flying immortals". The four of them moved the mountains in four different ways, revealing the resistance and struggle of humans against their destined fate and dark reality. In fact, each of us was moving the mountains, not the mountains, but a silent counterattack of the silent majority. In addition, Bean's Misfortune had a very high level of storytelling, and his skills in digging and filling holes were indeed good. The foreshadowing that kept appearing and the threads that kept connecting gave you the pleasure of reading. I still remember that while I was reading, I kept thinking about who the head in the box that appeared at the beginning belonged to. In the end, it really surprised me. I won't say anything else. If I do, I'll spoil the story.| Overall Rating: This book had barely mentioned the cultivation hierarchy so far, so it was less like an online game and more realistic. Although it was not ruled out that there would be a grading system in the future, if the foundation was set in the early stages, the feeling of cultivation in the future would be richer and more vivid. Anyone who was willing to write about the hierarchy of social systems was worth reading. In Xianxia novels, the world of cultivation was mostly a self-contained entity. Looking down at the mortal world, one would only see ants. The side effect was that even the world of cultivation itself had become virtual. "Moving Mountains" started from the sinners in the mortal world. It took a lot of effort to describe the difficulties and struggles of the protagonist's survival, and it described the mood of the mortal world very delicately. In the end, the protagonist didn't transmigrate. Although the proportion of cultivation novels that transmigrated was low, as long as they didn't transmigrate, it was a bonus factor. There were only one or two books to read in the Xianxia category of Qidian two days ago. The only thing lacking was that he had less than 100,000 words.| I just want to know if the beans still write books| He liked the emotions of the characters in this novel. It was funny and novel.| He felt that the style of this book was really strange. After reading it, he could feel that the author had ambitions for this book. The world view was grand, and the theme was profound. The problem of moving the mountain is very obvious| [Grass Grade: Grain] I'm going to shoot a TV series| When would Little Bean start a new novel with his interest in "Ascension of Evil"?| He had read a cultivation novel in his early years and had a very deep impression of it. The plot was grand and magnificent, and the main character had a distinct personality. He would become stronger when he met the strong, and his intelligence was on the line throughout. It looked great!| Little Bean's writing skills were not bad, and her words were humorous. Little Bean's book was a classic Xianxia novel. It was the same for Moving Mountains and Ascension of Evil. They basically gave up on the routine of killing monsters to level up and pick up treasures. They preferred to write a good story. Reading his book, you wouldn't feel the instant pleasure of mocking and slapping your face, but the tension of the story itself would motivate you to continue pursuing it. Moving Mountain's character was more well-drawn. Reading his book, one would feel that this was a living person, not a facial NPC. The protagonist was upright but not pedantic, and the villain was not an evil person for no reason. Little Bean's books had good logic, and the holes dug would usually be filled up very well. Sometimes, the later part of the book mentioned something. If you flipped to the previous part, it was indeed the case. At that time, there was a foreshadowing here. A big pit inside a small pit, but it usually ended well. Little Bean's seriousness was obvious. Some of the settings in Little Bean's book were very interesting. For example, in "Moving Mountains," "The Miser's Immortal Aperture" was a Xianxia novel by He Zao. It told the story of the three benefits of cultivation: freedom, longevity, and having enough to eat. Han Yin had been lonely since childhood and had no one to rely on. He was full of expectations when he entered the immortal sect. Who knew that the one who was free and unfettered was this black-bellied martial uncle. Looking to the right, the one who lived forever was Senior Brother Leng Qing. Even her magic treasure was better than hers…The overall evaluation of this book was: It's also a good novel. Anyway, when we read it, we laughed so hard that our beds kept shaking. We almost laughed until we were out of breath. It should be this one!??| It's too good, funny, and not vulgar. After reading the stolen article, I came to support the original one again. It's a good way to relieve boredom during the book shortage.| This book is very warm, the female lead is very cute, and the male lead is also very 6666 The female lead was unlucky, but the male lead would help her later on. She also worked hard. It was very interesting.◕‿◕。| He Zao's Xianxia novel, even if the Almighty wrote it in a different genre, it would still look good!| Big He Zao's books are all very good| Speaking of which, I quite like watching female channels.| It was God He Zao's early Xianxia novel. The writing style was smooth, and the female protagonist was a money-grubber. The novel was not long, so you're welcome to collect it~Now there's an audio version. Those who are interested can go and listen~| Big He Zao's books have always been short and medium-length stories. They are mainly light and lively. They are very interesting and cute. They are already finished. Everyone, don't worry and follow them.| Xianxia, a very cute female lead| Glancing to the left, the one who was free and unfettered was this black-bellied martial uncle. Looking to the right, the one who lived forever was Senior Brother Leng Qing. There were three benefits to cultivating immortality: freedom, longevity, and being able to eat one's fill. Han Yin had been lonely since he was young. In order to eat his fill, he was kidnapped by these two people.| It's not long, it's quite short, but Dada's writing is still very good. Treasure is very funny.| It was a good Xianxia essay. It was relaxed, cheerful, and very interesting.| It took me a long time to finish this book. There were quite a lot of people who recommended it. The plot was not bad. The female lead was smart and cute, and it was sweet to have the male lead. "Little Landlord" was a novel about urban life created by the author, Lotus Jade. It told the story of "2019, Fatty's new book," Great Pastoral Land ", was released on Qidian Chinese website. Return to your hometown and farm well. Everyone, please support me!" This was the taste of recalling the past. The keywords of the story were Moonlight Treasure Box, Huang Liang, Fatty, and the overall evaluation of this book was that it was a very, very good farming novel. It was definitely top-grade. Six-star recommendation| It's an excellent farming novel from the early days. I personally feel that it's not bad. I'm reading it now.| A classic in farming. There were countless delicacies among them that made people drool.| I've read a lot of farming novels, but I still can't forget this reborn version| My favorite farming novel, no one else.| This is the first local novel I read, and after reading this type of book, I didn't find anything better than this book. Although the main character's novel is very popular, I love to read the main character's life attitude and yearn for this kind of life.| The rations were close to the provisions. The village farming genre followed the trend. The fast update was also an advantage. If you like this genre, you can take a look.| I've read a book I read a few times.| Life in the northeast, my childhood was like this| See how happy we are in the northeast| The best in farming, three and a half stars.| It was a great piece of work and worth watching.| Warm farming literature, 80s atmosphere, nostalgia! (The author's other book,"Great Wealth," is also a farming novel. It's awesome!)| It felt like a book that had been buried. It was a local novel and a classic. He had read it three times when there was a shortage of books.| Fatty brought the Moonlight Treasure Box to a small mountain village in the 1980s. The people there were simple, kind, and loved life. He wanted to see how Fatty would lead the villagers to live a happy life.| This was the first time I saw such a book. However, the author's later book, First Island Master, was not so good. It was no different from this book.| It was a very interesting local novel that he had read twice!| Well, I was fascinated by local novels for a while. Those who like this genre can't miss this book.| It's a kind of urban rebirth. It has a rustic flavor. It makes people feel comfortable.| A fat man reborn to farm| A farming novel from a few years ago, 2.71 million words.| Old Shu, with a single female lead, brought a little loli through the farming of the northeastern countryside in the 1980s. He married the daughter of the county party secretary who came to the village to teach (a good leader after the Cultural Revolution was willing to let his daughter go to the countryside. It was a cheap pig). There was not much business. The most memorable plot was-the little loli and her twin mother of the same age playing house together *^_^*| The first local novel he read had the local flavor of the 1980s. Memories of the 70s and 80s.| The work was well written, but the ending was not perfect! But also not good| It described the rural life in the 1980s. It was very simple and described a rural life that started at sunrise and ended at sunset! watched it several times| It was the first urban novel that he had read, and it was a book that he had been reluctant to delete.| This was a masterpiece in the farming novel. It described the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China with a strong sense of the times. The description of the customs and customs of the northeast was very accurate. His philosophy and values were very positive. The life of a small character who had transmigrated back was full of joy. The characters and plots were vividly portrayed. It was just that the transmigration was a little flawed, so it did not affect him much. This is a very interesting fatty. I recommend everyone to read it!| It was a good urban novel! Living in that era was full of opportunities!| Farming, time travel, early 80s, countryside| Strong rustic flavor, but I have to say it's a good book.| It was a pretty good space language. It was very heartwarming and also very old.| [Five stars] If I read this book again, it would be a memory. Previously, he had spent two days and two nights reading this book. He fell asleep when he read it, and when he woke up, he drank some water and continued reading. He had not eaten anything in between, so he did not feel very hungry after reading it.| It was a rare novel, and it made me want to go back to the time when people were pure and sincere.| Fatty traveled back to the 70s and lived in the northeast.| The best farming text in my mind| Today, I recommend a few books on rural literature.| This is the first farming novel I've read~It's easy and funny~A fat man brings this cute child from another family back to the funny story of the past| Farming outside, rural life in the northeast, living a life| Bringing a little loli and a space back to the early days of the reform and opening up. It was well written, but the later stages were a little broken.| Those who have troubles or those who are short of books, take a look, the most rural place| He was the first to read a local novel. She remembered it after a few years.| It had the characteristics of the era, the meticulous rural life in the northeast, and all kinds of traditional festivals and customs. Simple people, simple times| Returning to the era of passion, witnessing those passionate and honest people were rarely thrilling, but only leisurely.| The book was very close to life. The author wrote about the 1980s, which was very vivid. The later parts were a little weak, but overall, it was very good. Finished, ready to slaughter| The first local novel I read, I was so fascinated by it| The divine work in the farming novel, the description of the northeast cuisine in it makes my mouth water.| There were mountains and rivers, and it was a little sweet to send a girl to celebrate the new year. However, there was a loli who was funny. Her style of writing was fresh and refreshing. She brought the loli to roam freely in the white mountains and black waters, making people unable to help but drool. If in reality, half of the protagonist's efforts in protecting the ecology would still be starry now, right?| One of the best farming novels. Reborn in the 1980s, there was no power or wealth. There was only a touch of warmth, bringing you to feel the gift and touch of the mountains.| Time travel back to that era, with a cheat, kidnap a loved one, and then time travel back. The characters were portrayed quite well. It was exaggerated but also seemed normal.| I've read 'The Heart's Rest' three or four times. Please apologize to the author!| I can't remember much of the classic farming texts, and I'll just warm up when I don't have any books to read| It was a very good farming text. After reading the lotus-like jade-like farming text, he could not read other farming texts. I like this kind of dullness and warmth the most.| For the 80s, it's the taste of home| The first one he read was a local novel, but the local novels nowadays no longer had that flavor.| He suddenly thought of this book. The author has always been writing about farming, but I've always loved this book. Later on, it became more and more commercial and focused more and more on pleasure. In fact, the author had always tried to express the warmth of the world to the readers. In his books, there was always a warm fatty who would express his love to the people around him. He was simple, generous, kind, and stingy. His books never lacked care for the elderly, love for children, and loyalty to love. This is his best book. I feel like I've returned to that passionate and touching era. I also especially love that pigtail, and I love those simple-minded and clever villagers. On the contrary, because his books had become more commercial, he still wanted to add warmth to them. This made some old readers leave because this was an era where there was no shortage of saints. However, I still like this fatty very much. He liked that simple and smart braid. This book can be used to suppress buildings, there is nothing wrong with it.| Little Landlord was a book that I came across by accident. At that time, I liked to read novels about rebirth during the period of great construction. I don't remember how I found this book. It was written very warmly and had a local flavor. The pig's trotters had a golden finger, but it didn't have a strong sense of existence. It didn't change the era or anything of the sort. It actually changed the lives of the villagers who accepted it. It was very blissful to read and described a lot of the unique features of that period to us.(On the bright side, his three views were correct.)| I've read my favorite farming novels| #Farming ##Family Short Life ##Farm Life # Finished, one of the earliest books of the farming style. It was a cheat, but it was not big. It described the simple rural life in Northeast China, and there were all kinds of delicacies.| A typical farming text, one of the representatives of local literature.|(Complete) Traveling back in time and space to the farming in the 1980s, the old forest in Northeast China, the "Three Treasures of Northeast China". Warmth, humanity, kinship…|The protagonist returned to the Great Green Mountain in the 1980s and even kidnapped a little loli. The author was a native of the northeast. There was no plot of fighting against the heavens and slapping the face of the rich. It was just a remote mountain village that slowly became rich under the lead of the protagonist. It had a strong sense of humanity, cute lolis, cute animals, and a strong sense of age. Five star recommendation| It was a rare story about farming. The life of the original ecological countryside in the northeast was something that people yearned for.| It was a work of his early days, but it was still quite good. Did farming need so much desire? Was there a need?| When he was annoyed, he would flip through it! It was a very relaxing book…|One of the best works in farming| Fatty had a golden finger that could store things in the Moonlight Treasure Box, but the beautiful life was created by Fatty and Lolita together. [PS: Actually, I think Lolita's ability to get close to animals is more like a cheat.] Also, they were more like relatives than relatives. There was definitely no such thing as an uncle and a loli. This book allowed me to see the life of educated youths and farmers. It was true and simple.| It was one of the village style divine novels. Perhaps it was not the earliest, but it should be the first influential village farming novel. There was no struggle for hegemony, no wealth that could rival a country, no brainless harem, just a faint warmth. Five star recommendation.| It was so good! The classic of farming (··)... °♡| It's a very loving local farming novel. After reading it, you can't help but think: I also want to have such a life.| The first half was divine-grade, and the ending was trash. What a pity!| The memorable rebirth novel perfectly interpreted the word joy and health. Unfortunately, the author could no longer write that taste.| This was a very good one. It was a farming novel.| It's a very early farming novel. The writing style is good, and the plot is also good.| A classic work of domestic farm novels| The pirated version wasn't enough. Qidian had read it twice!| Although for some reason, I didn't finish watching the heartwarming farming scene, I still had a deep impression of it. I remember that it was a two-piece show, and the male lead brought a little loli. If you like farming novels, don't miss this one.| I feel like I'll never find this kind of love again| I really, really like the smell of dirt and dirt in this chapter!| It was a pretty good farming style. He wasn't selling vegetables or being invincible, nor was he the kind that would show off and slap people in the face. It was quite heartwarming. The user community's evaluation of the book was: First of all, I would like to thank Lianyu for her novel. It was so well written, and the mellow fragrance in the plain was unforgettable. Lianyu was a writer with a life. Through the description of Kaoshan Village, she showed the readers the heroic, passionate, and simple nature of the rural people in Northeast China. Through the familiar plots, she brought me, a northeasterner who had left home for many years, back to my hometown. Thank you, Lianyu. Brother, reading your book reminds me of that era. "I once searched the entire world for a novel that described the early stages of the reform and opening up and the changes in the countryside. That was when I was in my teens. I couldn't buy it even if I wanted to now. That was my greatest regret…I once searched for an alternative novel that was innovative but didn't pick up people's ideas. I was once disappointed. The art of transmigration needs innovation and revolution…How many people have transmigrated-even though this is a trend-to embrace all the beauties in the world, to eat both the black and the white, and to destroy the beauty and spit out the sun?"Combining technology and changing history…Although fantasy novels required fantasy and YD, they were so plentiful that they could make people puke. Lin was famous for his zombie movies. Later on, he started to film zombies, making them worthless. "I read the beginning of the novel and knew what the result would be. 90% of the women who appeared, other than his mother, were with him." The words of famous people always made sense. But I can't give up on the starting point. When I saw you, I guessed that someone had brought the farm there. I wanted to look down on you. F * ck, the farm has a ranch. I wanted to see if you had opened a yellow brick. Fatty, Ah Lian, Xiao Yu, Ah Ru, what should I call you? I've been poisoned by you. I've been waiting for you to update all day long. I've been waiting for you to update three times a day. I've refreshed you. I can't wait to kidnap you. I want to see what happens next. He hadn't been so eager to wait for an update for a few years. It seemed like it had happened 2000 years ago. Your 'Little Landlord' is very tasteful and memorable! Although you also transmigrated, there are very few people who have a strong local flavor like you. Because if you write the right era, you are a master! [fn= 32], who had written about reform and opening up? Others have gone to follow the emperor, kill the devils, and expand their territory, but you are still "expanding domestic demand". Keep up the good work. I have high hopes for you. Let the latecomers pick up your leftovers! You are the leader of the reform and opening up! This is a good goal. I was thinking about it yesterday. In 20 years, will the mountains still be like this? There are so many good things and so many animals. When the industry develops, will they still be able to stay? The Siberian tiger is going to go extinct. The era of beating the roe deer with a stick and scooping up the fish will never come back. I hope Fatty will continue to work hard and protect this magical mountain forest, even if it is just this area. By the way, this is the main line of this article. Brother, did you go to the countryside in the 1980s? Didn't he need a recommendation letter then? For a person without a letter of recommendation to settle down at that time, it must be known that changing the household registration was even more difficult than opening a letter of recommendation. The difficulty was quite high... Even if it was a fantasy, it should be more or less reasonable. It's a great book. I've read 60 to 70 chapters in one go, and I feel that this is the best farming novel I've ever seen! There was no excessive fantasy in the story, and the plot and emotions were handled appropriately. The simplicity, kindness, and beauty of the people in the 1980s were everywhere, and the enthusiasm and yearning of ordinary rural people for life were everywhere... The sentence "Life has a goal" touched him... Although the plot was all about family affairs and becoming rich, it was written by the author with a warmth and a different kind of touching feeling. It was alluring everywhere... A small mountain village. With the arrival of the male protagonist, Fatty, and the super cute little girl, Qiqi, there were slowly gratifying changes…Around the Great Green Mountain, the villagers were mobilized to excavate the precious resources of the Great Green Mountain. They were rationally used and knew how to protect it. The villagers enjoyed the benefits brought by the Great Green Mountain and understood the importance of caring for the mountain forest…There were many brilliant points in the novel. Many characters in it were created to live a real life. Other than Fatty and Qiqi, the two main characters who were dressed in disguise, Big Braid, Uncle Sanbao, Big Foot, Old Revolution, Car Owner, Captain Li, Snot Bug…There were so many characters that people could easily remember. They all had their own characteristics and were very likable…Actually, I liked the various animals in the novel and their interactions with humans the most. I was drooling when I read it…The animals in the novel really added a lot of color to the whole article…I don't want to waste my saliva anymore. Reading the novel…It was really a rare good farming novel! "The Reborn Daughter General Star" is the original novel of the TV series "The Moon Is Like Song." Everyone can click on the link below to read the original novel. The original novel is equally exciting.

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2026-08-17 12:27