The Cannon-Fodder Farm Girl's Reversal

It's pretty good, but I didn't like Yao Xiaohua's parts. Everyone else dies and doesn't become a ghost, but he can, and he even possesses someone! I liked everything else.

It's a pretty good novel, a long one. Much better than those 300-500 yuan ones. The content is quite detailed, the characters are well-developed, and the emotions are portrayed very well. Every character is great. It's just that the ending felt too rushed; I felt like I hadn't had enough. I felt the ending was the climax of the whole book, and then... It was over. It's such a shame.

I think this book is well-written. The characters at the beginning are very realistic, and the writing style is good. I hope the author continues to do well!

The writing is natural and fluent, the plot is captivating, it's a great book! You can't put it down, it's incredibly exciting!

It's been a long time since I've read a book from cover to cover; I'd recommend this one.

When I first started reading, I thought she was my favorite female lead in all the rebirth novels I've read. I also thought she was very virtuous, until around chapter 1000. Then I realized it was getting a bit draggy. But I kept reading because I really liked it. When I finally read to the end, I didn't think it would end like that. After reading the epilogue, I was a little disappointed... Oh well! Undeniably, the writing was good, and I think the newly reborn female lead was my favorite.

I love novels with tight, realistic plots like this; I don't know why the rating is so low! I love the female lead's slightly crazy personality. Although I also enjoy fast-paced, action-packed stories, I still get drawn in by the plot. After all, the female lead's revenge, starting from scratch at such a young age, must have taken time. Love it, author, keep up the good work!

It's a pretty good book; the author's writing is good, but the ending wasn't quite right. Another book, *The Youngest Daughter of a Farmer*, tells the story of Qin San. If you can't let go of Qin San, you might want to check it out.

The rural life depicted in this story is heartbreaking. The heroine's struggle for survival is also incredibly poignant. It's impossible not to follow along, wondering if she can escape the hardships of her past life. I really liked the older sister in the book; she's kind and loving. The friendship between the heroine and her sister is very heartwarming. I hope the grandparents will treat the heroine better in this life.

It's been a long time since I finished reading a book. The plot is good and very engaging, but I'm a little dissatisfied with the fact that Qin San was killed off. Some parts of the plot are illogical, but I forgot about them after reading them. The author should probably work on those points. Keep it up!