The Farm Girl’s Villainous Ways

Although the mother is just a lump of dough, the background gives the female lead a more prominent position. Thankfully, she doesn't act arrogantly just because she's a transmigrator and the most powerful person in the world. It's a good story of ordinary life with an inspiring element.

It's good, I recommend it. The content is quite realistic, and the character portrayals are excellent; everyone has both good and bad sides. The protagonist's plot armor is only slightly overpowering. It's great, I love this kind of thing.

This book doesn't use time-travel tropes, doesn't have any cheat codes, and doesn't feature princes or palace intrigue. It's simply the life of an ordinary woman, with a difficult sister-in-law, a pushover mother, and troublesome children. It has its own ups and downs, making it a captivating and worthwhile read.

This book is quite wonderful. The female protagonist isn't like those in other novels who are all-powerful. She realistically portrays the ordinary yet extraordinary life of a person, a simple and peaceful happiness. Moreover, after reading many novels, this is the first one where the female protagonist is very realistic. There are no generals, princes, or kings. It's quite good.

The story is really good. The female protagonist didn't marry any princes, princesses, or marquises; she only married a farmer. Together they became rich, weathered hardships, and grew old together. It's a pretty good story.

Finally, we see a transmigrated peasant girl who became rich without any connection to royalty or nobles like generals; she's remained a commoner throughout. Personally, I find it rather uninteresting. I'll give her a thumbs up for not becoming an empress or other noblewoman.

It's very nice and has a real sense of everyday life. No one has peace and quiet unless there's a troublemaker in the family; as long as there are people who can distinguish right from wrong, everyone can live in harmony.

The eldest son and his wife tried every means to avoid taking advantage, while the second son tried every means to take advantage. They were both his sons, so why was there such a big difference? The more Old Man Zhao thought about it, the angrier he became, and the more suffocated he felt. He stood up and paced around the room twice, then stood in front of Zhao Jiawang and scolded and admonished the two of them.

Highly recommended! The plot is clear and engaging, the story is vivid and memorable, it's a great watch, definitely worth seeing, and incredibly exciting!

What a wonderful rural love story! I found the writing quite good because it felt very realistic. Although there were quite a few typos, it was still understandable. Life is full of ups and downs, just like the eldest daughter-in-law of the Zhao family, and the maid Dong'er. They said they would be grateful forever, but as time went on, they all had their own thoughts.