The Farming Princess Who Was Cast Aside: Stop Taking Your Medicine, Prince

The female lead completely exploited the Fourth Prince, then kicked him as far away as possible, and found a handsome man to live happily ever after with, making him furious.

The first female protagonist is reborn with a system, the second is Ji Mo Feiyang, who is also a transmigrator, and the third is Zhao Xiaoyu, who is also a transmigrator with a spatial artifact. But what happens to Zhao Xiaoyu after she poisons the female protagonist's son? It seems to end abruptly in the novel. Was it omitted?

Having read so many Tanada novels, this one is truly excellent. Many sweet novels I've read end abruptly, but I read this one from beginning to end; it was really well-written. Actually, the author could have written more about the battles with the Insectoid Beasts later on, but it was a bit short.

Not bad. Pretty good. Looks great, very beautiful, especially beautiful. I look at it every day.

It's pretty good, but the female lead has a system that exploits her every day. The system can then be exchanged for points to buy clone robots 🤖.

I've read up to chapter 47. Has anyone finished reading it and can tell me what the consequences are for that scheming woman?

Friends are those with whom you can stroll in the rain under an umbrella; those with whom you can ride bikes together on the road; those with whom you can immerse yourself in art galleries and museums; those with whom you can wander through bookstores and book galleries; friends are those with whom you can cry in sadness, laugh in joy, read good books together, and listen to good songs together.

Simple and straightforward, with few unnecessary plot points, well-defined characters, and enjoyable!

At first glance, it seems pretty good.

Ancient times, interstellar era, system—amazing! Doctor Xing is a system; his body is a product of the interstellar era.