Supreme Farm Girl: The Wicked Prince Won't Stop Chasing Me
Xia QiqiHongshu Network2020
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- 2.8M words
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Girls' Fiction Historical Romance Farming StoryPoverty AlleviationFalse IdentityPoverty StruggleBanter RoutineMysterious ManIdentity ReversalIdentity RevealWeb NovelModern WomenSummary
A typical long-form ancient-setting farming novel, with the heroine rising through her space and business acumen. The pace is brisk, and the main draws are the bickering daily life and the identity reveal; it works well as an easy time-killer. The weaknesses are obvious too: at nearly 2.8 million characters, with many slice-of-life subplots and a slow main plot, and a romance built on sweet bickering, readers who want tight plotting or strong logic will find it repetitive and dragging.Editor's review
A typical long-form ancient-setting farming novel, with the heroine rising through her space and business acumen. The pace is brisk, and the main draws are the bickering daily life and the identity reveal; it works well as an easy time-killer. The weaknesses are obvious too: at nearly 2.8 million characters, with many slice-of-life subplots and a slow main plot, and a romance built on sweet bickering, readers who want tight plotting or strong logic will find it repetitive and dragging.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who enjoy ancient-setting farming and rags-to-riches stories
- Readers who like transmigration space cheats and sweet bickering romance
- Readers looking for a long completed novel to pass the time
Not a good fit for
- Readers who want a tight main plot and dislike padding
- Readers who dislike long slice-of-life, diary-style narratives
Reading tips
- Follow the main line of transmigration and hardship, space pact, rise to wealth, and identity reveal, skipping repetitive slice-of-life subplots
- Watch for the plot turns around the reveal of Mo Mingchen's disguise, where the romance advances most
- At nearly 2.8 million characters, use the table of contents to mark progress by stage and avoid dropping the book from fatigue
About the publisher
Hongshu NetworkHongshu Network is a publisher centered on online literature, with 856 titles in its catalogue. Its publishing focuses on women's fiction, modern romance, ancient romance, men's fiction, suspense and the supernatural, and time-travel and alternate-history stories. Representative titles include Honey-Loved Pregnant Wife: Young Master Mu, Fierce Love; The Invincible Ugly Concubine: Your Highness, Come and Fight; The Supreme Crazy Concubine; My Childhood Sweethearts Are All Full of Tricks; and Notes on Fierce Spirits, spanning sweet romance, palace intrigue, the supernatural, and time travel. Its authors include Tianlang Laoshi, Eureka SAMA, Mu Xiaowei, Xiao Yaoyue, Nanmu, Li Henshou, Yan Miao, and Youran. Its publishing leans toward romance-driven narratives and light, satisfying reads for female readers, while also covering male-oriented and supernatural fiction. Owing to limited public information, details such as its founding background are not included.
FAQ
Is this book completed? How many characters does it have?
It is completed, with 1,303 chapters and about 2.79 million characters.What is the male lead's identity?
Mo Mingchen disguises himself as an ugly, sharp-tongued man but is in fact a prince.What cheat does the female lead have?
She signs a pact with the Green Vine Space, gaining the space and the power of the Green Vine seeds.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Xia Qiqi AuthorXia Qiqi is a web author who mainly writes fiction for female readers; details such as her nationality and dates of birth and death are not publicly available, and the public information about her is limited. According to the library's records, she has two works, The Supreme Farm Girl: The Wicked Prince Keeps Coming to Her Door and Sweetheart Danger: Campus Heartthrob, Don't Mess with Me, which fall respectively into the categories of ancient romance and modern romance. As the titles and classifications suggest, her writing centers on the reading preferences of a female audience: her ancient-setting works tend to revolve around the emotional entanglement between a farm girl and a prince, while her modern-setting works focus on light, slightly tense interactions in campus romance. Both works share a sweet, doting tone, with plots typical of popular romance and an emphasis on the development of character relationships and an easy reading experience. Overall, Xia Qiqi is an author writing within the conventions of online romance for female readers, and the information currently available about her consists mainly of her book titles and genre categories.