The First-Rank Farmer’s Wife

The ending left me wondering. Personally, I felt the romance between the male and female leads was a bit bland. I'm still confused; I don't know if true love is found in the ordinary, or if it's about expressing it openly.

The story's length is just right, preventing readers from losing patience. The ending, however, is too rushed; an epilogue or a second part would have been better.

It's such a pity there are no side stories; I want to know if the male lead ever arrived in the modern world.

The female protagonist possesses exceptional medical skills and can even cultivate immortality—truly enviable! Although she returned to ancient times, she is actually happier and more joyful there than in modern times—she's incredibly lucky!

Great! I suggest not making it too calm; a bit of ups and downs is better. Too much monotony will make it boring and uninteresting, causing readers to lose interest. I hope the author can write even more brilliantly in the future.

Oh dear, it's terrible! I won't get to see the female lead return to check on Xuan'er, nor will I see Xiao Ming get married and have children. And what will poor Long Xi's state be like knowing she's gone?! Maybe I've just gotten used to stories always having happy endings. I really wish there was an epilogue.

I love reading time-travel farming novels, and this is another great one recommended by the system—definitely worth reading!

I switched from the novel "Supreme Spirit Master" and, after reading the reviews, I suspect the author has a few writing styles: very subtle descriptions of romantic relationships; an abrupt ending; and a story that makes readers want to keep reading! I'll take a look first and then decide! I just skimmed through it because I prefer cultivation novels, and this one wasn't enough to satisfy my craving. I'd recommend Supreme Spirit Master, which is much more to my liking!

I believe in myself His death was like a serene autumn leaf falling. Neither prosperous nor chaotic Like smoke Even in withering, it retains its proud, robust appearance. Mysterious and profound, life is as brilliant as summer flowers. Death is as serene and beautiful as autumn leaves; I hear its echo. From the valley and from the heart Harvest empty souls with the scythe of loneliness. Repeatedly and resolutely Happiness repeats itself An oasis will eventually emerge in the desert.

I need a side story! I need a side story!