Rural Love: Making a Fortune with Wang Xiaomeng

What university did the protagonist attend? How much money did he earn? How much land did he own? What kind of car did he buy? What kind of novel are you writing if you don't write any of that?

After finally being reborn and having a system, what's the point of watching if I don't find a few women?

Machine-made tofu tastes different from stone-ground tofu. You could add a motor to the stone mill, or build more stone mills to increase production.

Author, please stop writing harem stories! Keep it as it is! Single female leads are much better!

The show "Country Love" is set in Northeast China in the early 2000s. It's absurd that Wang Xiaomeng, a girl from a purely rural area in Northeast China, couldn't cook. You can set up some things for the sake of writing the plot, but you should at least understand the historical background and environment, as well as the personalities of the characters in the show.

Is it a single female lead? If so, I'll watch it.

The writing is too fragmented. I've only managed to write a little over a hundred pages since I got home, and all I've accomplished is sign a contract. It's all so disjointed and disorganized. This is the book from "Country Love," and I'm finding it too difficult to hold back.

It feels awkward and unconvincing to force a son into Liu Neng's life since he doesn't have one. Even making up a nephew would be better.

Single female lead or harem? I prefer a single female lead.

It doesn't matter which woman or how many women are written about, as long as Wang Xiangxiu is included.