The Good Old Days of Farming in the 1980s

Gossip from the 1980s? The college entrance exam hadn't been reinstated yet, and land hadn't been distributed to individual households; it must have been the 1970s.

It's good; it's simple yet realistic, more like life—the mundane details of daily life, the comings and goings of people. The language is simple, the descriptions are detailed—it's good.

The beginning was really well-written, but then from chapter 297 onwards, I almost gouged my eyes out. What did I just see?! It actually went from an 80s farming novel to a fantasy novel, and now it's all about cultivating immortality! Holy crap. (｡ò ∀ ó｡) I feel like only this word and this emoji can express my current feelings. Is this because the editor didn't pay me enough words?

Great, so far it seems very watchable. Keep it up! 💪

It's good. After the female protagonist is reborn, she knows that she can only be happy if she lives her life well.

The woman needs to be stronger, not blindly obedient to her parents, and treat herself better. A kind and good person will find happiness. Keep going!

At first, I thought it was a typical reincarnation story set in a bygone era. Then I thought it was a reincarnation story with a spatial cheat ability, but as I kept reading, it turned into a cultivation novel! 😓😓😓😓😓

It's quite good to read, but it's seriously off-topic, turning a cultivation novel into a farming novel when farming is never mentioned in the entire text.

It's alright, quite easy to read, but the train of thought jumps around too quickly, sometimes I can't keep up. It's still good to read when you have some free time 😊

The writing is fluent, the plot is captivating, and the descriptions of interpersonal relationships and the essence of human nature are particularly insightful! I really enjoyed this book, and I thank the author for their hard work! I hope you continue to write even better works!