The Farmer’s Castoff

It's quite good. It's nice that it's a bit ordinary. Not every time traveler is omnipotent. I recommend it!

Actually, the plot would have been more exciting if it were shorter. It got too verbose later on. The wish was beautiful, and I accepted the male lead's embarrassing narcissism at the beginning because I've confirmed that such men exist in reality, although most of them are just casual flings. Later, the male lead actually firmly believed that only beauty could keep a wife...

She's self-reliant and strong without any special advantages or affectations, completely immersed in ancient times. Books like this are rare nowadays; most have overly powerful "golden fingers"—this space, that various abilities. This one truly embodies the spirit of a peasant girl. Excellent.

I don't understand why such a good book has such a low rating, while some highly rated ones are practically an insult to the reader's intelligence. Feng Shiyu is the source of all the humor in this book, and not just Feng Shiyu, but every character is vividly portrayed without exaggeration. They are characters whose traits are extracted from real life and artistically refined.

Having read many farming novels, this one is the most realistic! It doesn't have too many twists and turns, yet it still leaves you wanting more! All the main characters have happy endings! That's the most satisfying part!

Well, overall it's alright. There are funny parts and sweet parts. But the core theme remains the same: the male lead is either a prime minister, the chief minister, or eventually an emperor. It's all about the same basics! However, this is very similar to a novel I read before. In that novel, the male lead ended up as a hand axe-wielder, and so did he. He went to a poor place, wanted to become a county magistrate, and worked his way up little by little. It's very, very similar.

It's much better than those flashy, overpowered, and cheat-like stories.

I also watched it twice on Tomato Music, and I have to say it's really good. I love Feng Shiyu, I just love this type of character. And Fang Dashen's help is just too good.

It's quite good. I don't like farming novels with spatial abilities or cheat codes; they're not interesting. This kind of story about people working hard to build a good life is better. The writing is quite humorous, and each character is distinct and worth reading.

Overall, it's pretty good. Although there aren't any dramatic plot twists, the story unfolds slowly, allowing readers to enjoy it with a calm and peaceful mindset.