Daily Farming Livestreams in the Tang Dynasty

This novel captivated me; it wasn't formulaic or overly eccentric, and the Qing Dynasty setting was quite engaging. However, the title, "The Great Tang Livestream," didn't quite match the later episodes, as the livestream plot disappeared. The ending felt rushed compared to the beginning, and while the later chapters felt like the author was planting foreshadowing, the lack of an epilogue was a bit of a disappointment.

I think the way later generations evaluate the female lead is quite novel. This story is difficult to evaluate, and it doesn't cover their wedding night. I don't really like the female lead altering history too much; I feel her halo is too strong. However, the romantic relationships between the characters are handled very well.

The story of a time traveler pretending to be a native of the Tang Dynasty to evade a live-streaming system and detection from future people is quite creative. The protagonist is a cheerful and resilient woman who brings joy and spreads positive energy. The novel also includes some popular science information about the Tang Dynasty, making it well worth reading. The plot is also full of twists and turns, making it very engaging.

Overall, this book is very good. I was completely engrossed at the beginning, feeling like I was deeply immersed in it. However, the female lead's overpowered abilities in the finale were a bit too much; things like the guns were a bit too futuristic. But these are just the fantasies of novels, and it's still quite good. In short, it's a good read.

The female lead is upright and honest, yet also possesses a cunning and ruthless side. The male lead, while not exactly a saint, is a good husband material. Despite his personality flaws, he is truly devoted to the female lead, without any ulterior motives. Although domineering, he is incredibly tolerant of her.

The writing is excellent, witty and charming, reminiscent of a vernacular version of *Dream of the Red Chamber*. It's a constant stream of sweet romance, perfectly capturing the delicate emotions of a young woman. The etiquette, language, and details are meticulously crafted, largely adhering to historical accuracy. A highly recommended book.

Although the plot device is a bit overpowered, I liked the overall direction of the story. The plot was tight, but it could have had more detail; some things were too general. Then, I still don't quite understand why she likes Ma Zhou. I can understand why the three guys like the female lead, but the reason why the female lead develops feelings for the male lead is unclear. Overall, the flaws outweigh the merits, and I am satisfied.

It's alright, but I've been wanting to see more content in the live stream, as there's too little content available.

It's well-written, the female lead has a good personality, and the theme is quite novel. Judging from these few chapters, the author has a very broad vision; I wonder if it will eventually travel to interstellar space (I suggest writing an epilogue). I hope the author can maintain this level of writing quality. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

The author's writing is good, and the plot is novel and exciting. There are a few minor typos, but they don't have a significant impact.