The Sweet Farm Girl: I Lured a Top Scholar Into Farming

It's a good read. The female protagonist transmigrates to a world where her parents have just died. She has an older sister and brother, and a younger brother is due next month. She had a good life in her previous life, but somehow ended up transmigrating, causing her great sadness.

I love the bond between the four Tang siblings, as portrayed by the author. It's warm and beautiful, their relationship both hardworking and simple. Whether they were penniless or wealthy, each of them grows and matures with time, becoming wiser and more supportive of each other. They support and help one another, remaining united and loving.

This book is good. The content is very engaging. The female protagonist works very hard to make a living. The family is very united.

It is an extremely good book and is well worth reading and appreciating.

Aside from a few characters having their names misspelled, it's pretty good.

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The entire book is about avenging the male protagonist's family, but it seems like the male protagonist doesn't have much to do with the story at all.

Everything's going so smoothly! Ancient taxes, corvée labor, and natural disasters were all very heavy. It feels like this is even more peaceful and prosperous than the current era.

An ordinary yet extraordinary female protagonist with amazing but not bizarre abilities, and a rare rural ending in a time-travel story.

It's very heartwarming, without any overpowered female lead elements, and it's a great watch that I really like.