A Bountiful Farm and Happy News: My Whole Family Has Turned Dark

The female protagonist of this story, Lin Manxue, is truly an extraordinary woman. She always helps everyone, yet everyone hates her to the core. She told Fang Lian that the male lead would never care about Lin Manjie's life or death, successfully arousing Fang Lian's hatred. He then demanded 300 taels of silver from Lin Manjie before agreeing to help, successfully incurring Lin Manjie's wrath.

Very good! The imagination is really wild. The female lead is only eight years old, which is better than the typical eight-year-old character. Unlike other books where two or three-year-olds are already killing and defeating everything and becoming invincible, that's not interesting. The expectation that the villains all have cheat codes and the characters are weaker makes the story more engaging.

I was initially prepared to take the book down immediately after reading the first review, but I continued reading indifferently and found it quite enjoyable. The pacing was tight and the plot was exciting, which actually kept me engrossed until 3:30 in the morning before I finally went to sleep, rubbing my sore eyes.

The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is very interesting. Reading it leaves you feeling good, and isn't that what reading novels is all about—relaxing? Anyway, I really enjoyed this novel. Keep up the good work, author!!

Actually, it's not bad written. 👍👍 I hope everyone can check it out before making a decision. It's quite well written, and the female lead isn't without ability. With such a powerful backer, she definitely has to hold on tight. I've only read half of it, so it's okay so far. I guess they're good at hiding it. 👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

That was brilliant! That's how people are—a family might bicker and argue all the time, but when it really matters, they're still family. Keep it up, DaDa! 🥰😘 Can't wait for the new book! 🥺🥺

The entire family is awful, constantly causing trouble for the female lead, and she can never get rid of them! The male lead is alright in this life; at least he's devoted to the female lead and doesn't have multiple wives or concubines, and he can handle his own unwanted romantic advances.

A very good book. The author has a wildly imaginative mind. The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of a peasant girl in ancient times. With the help of a cheat-like ability, she learns that her second brother is the reincarnation of an emperor, and her father is a reincarnated person. Her cousin is a transmigrated, immature young woman. Under these circumstances, she chooses to go undercover. You can read the full plot yourself.

Although the plot and characters are indeed infuriating, the writing is still decent, albeit poorly done. I don't know why I kept reading while getting angry at myself. (•̩̩̩̩_•̩̩̩̩)

It feels like a dual-female-lead story. The villains have a more substantial storyline, while the righteous heroine, aside from preventing her father from marrying a concubine and marrying her sister off to a man in the mountains, doesn't do anything particularly assertive; her personality is rather weak and submissive. However, it's well-written and worth recommending!