Abandoned Peasant Woman: Farming With a Cute Baby
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By aru, 阿茹
2485 chapters
Description
She transmigrates into a very poor village countrywoman who has a hungry little bun. Zhao Yun’er suddenly feels a lot of pressure on her. Fortunately, she is capable. Outrageous relatives at the door? Scram. Her days begin to flourish by relying on knowledge from the 21st century. But the little bun begins to shout all day long, “Mother, find me a father.” A wild man suddenly jumps out and wraps himself around her, while claiming to be the little bun’s father. The little bun: “My mother said that my father must first be tall and handsome!” A certain man: “This Shizi [heir to a noble title] is the world’s most handsome man!” The little bun: “My mother said that my father needs to have money!” A certain man: “This Shizi has plenty of fertile land, 100 million gold taels ……” The little bun turns around. “Mother, do you think that this one is suitable?”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Abandoned Peasant Woman: Farming With a Cute Baby Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Abandoned Peasant Woman: Farming With a Cute Baby
This web novel definitely took me on a journey! "Abandoned Peasant Woman: Farming With a Cute Baby" promises a cozy slice-of-life, and while it delivers on some fronts, it also has some quirks that might not appeal to every reader.
First Impressions
The premise immediately grabbed me: a modern-day police officer transmigrated into the body of a disowned, pregnant woman in a historical setting. The initial chapters were engaging, setting up the main character's struggle for survival with her young son against a backdrop of cruel relatives and village life. I was eager to see how she'd use her modern knowledge to carve out a better life.
What Works Well
The protagonist, for the most part, is a strong point. I appreciated that she wasn't overpowered and had to rely on her wits and self-defense skills. The early interactions with her son were genuinely heartwarming, adding a layer of "aww" to the harsh realities of her situation. Many readers praised the male lead for being understanding and supportive, a welcome change from some of the more overbearing heroes in similar stories. The novel also shines in its depiction of character growth. It's satisfying to see some of the characters evolve and become more well-rounded as the story progresses.
Areas of Concern
However, I did find myself agreeing with some of the criticisms. The pacing is incredibly slow. The author delves into the minutiae of daily life, which, while adding to the slice-of-life feel, can also make the story feel like it's dragging. Also, the constant barrage of greedy and shameless characters became a bit tiresome after a while. It felt like the plot relied too heavily on conflict with these characters rather than developing deeper, more nuanced storylines. I also felt that the "farming" aspect of the title was a bit misleading, as it takes a long time for her to actually start farming in a significant way.
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Final Verdict
"Abandoned Peasant Woman: Farming With a Cute Baby" is a mixed bag. While it has its strengths in character development and heartwarming moments, the slow pacing, repetitive conflicts, and bizarre plot elements hold it back. If you're a fan of slow-burn slice-of-life stories and can stomach some potentially off-putting content, it might be worth a try. Otherwise, proceed with caution. I'd give it a cautious 3 out of 5 stars.
