The Fierce Farmhouse Widow

I've been reading for a long time, and it's hard to find a book that I can keep reading for a long time, but this one is pretty good.

The writing is excellent; the male and female protagonists are both fast-paced and straightforward, getting straight to the point. The hen is a top-notch egg-laying hen, hahaha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

This is a magical book that ends with a hen laying hundreds of eggs a day. In the last book, the female lead had an incredibly powerful and omnipotent cheat code called "Xiao Ba," but in this one, I'm certain that "Xiao Ba" is just a minor character.

It seems alright, but I have some questions. The War King used to be a farmer, but now he's learned, knowledgeable, and highly skilled in martial arts. Such a big change in just a few years is quite remarkable.

The male and female protagonists are well-developed, straightforward, and to my liking; the plot is also well-organized.

Actually, it was quite interesting before the male lead appeared. I like stories that start with a fight against awful characters. But after the male lead appeared, I could pretty much guess what would happen next. I almost gave up on the story a few times, but I struggled a few times and still managed to finish it. It was really not easy! It would be even better if there were more and richer articles describing Nangong Yue and Qi Yu. I hope to see a spin-off of their story, if there is one.

Time travel combined with rebirth—a bold and brilliant idea! I support it!

Is the pig's blood in this book too potent? It's practically a magic elixir!

Well written, and the narrator is even better! Two good things plus one good thing, great, great, great!!!

Well written, worth reading. The female lead has so many awful relatives, and they're all incredibly persistent—I really feel sorry for her! The most memorable character is the hen named Gugu, who loves to eat human food; thankfully, she finally lays an egg at the end of the story!