Good Fortune for a Farming Family: A Handsome Man Found in the Mountains

The book is good, but the ending felt rushed. It felt like I hadn't finished it yet, that there was still so much more to read, and then suddenly it was the finale.

How should I put this book? It hit all my sore spots precisely. For example, the author is completely ignorant about agriculture, writing things like ordinary people don't eat lard and use it to mix animal feed. There are also the frequent use of modern vocabulary, and some ridiculous price figures…

I'd give this book a five-star review. The plot is quite convoluted, with a sweet beginning, some romantic moments in the middle, and a heart-wrenching ending. This book, well, it's a palace intrigue story. Not the harem kind, but the power struggles and conspiracies within the social hierarchy that hinder the protagonists' path to a long and happy life together.

A book with both laughs and tears, from a moment of pity for saving a life, from indifference to responsibility, from the little things in life to something that gets ingrained in the heart, life is always a gentle, flowing stream.

Everyone says the middle part is a bit angsty, but is it really just a little bit? [Crying emoji] I couldn't bear the most heartbreaking part halfway through. The beginning was so good, Jiaojiao is really excellent and has grown so much, Xunyu is naive, rich, handsome, and mostly intelligent—who wouldn't be moved? As someone with a sensitive heart, I fell deeply in love with him.

A great book whose title doesn't do it justice! I'd give it a 9.5! The beginning is super sweet, the middle gets a bit gripping, and the ending feels rushed and superficial. The plot itself is fine, except for one minor inconsistency regarding the shadow identity. The characters are well-developed and engaging in the early parts, but their personalities suffer a bit after the amnesia.

The plot is quite good, and each character is very distinct. The book uses a lot of poetry, which is sometimes a bit hard to understand 🤭, but it's a traditional Chinese romance, so it feels quite fitting. However, some descriptions and language are very modern, which, while funny, can be a bit jarring, since the female lead is definitely not a time traveler because she doesn't know you need oil…

Some parts are a bit chaotic, but I still really like it. I like the male lead's carefree and unrestrained nature, I like the female lead's plain and real personality, and I like the characters in the book each have their own distinct personalities. There are many things in the world that are beyond our control and many things that we can't turn back from. We always yearn for beauty, whether it is superficial or internal, whether it is real or illusory.

It's great! At first, I thought the female lead was a bit simple-minded, but it turns out she's incredibly wise! She's usually a bit naive, but when it matters, she's decisive, efficient, and quick to avenge herself! It's the first time I've seen a female lead who's plain-looking but wins love through her personality! It's unconventional!

The story is full of twists and turns. It starts off uneventfully, but then Xunyu falls ill, and the lovers are separated by death. The struggle to love, the pain of hurting the one you love, the contradictions, the bitterness, the heartache, and the helpless sorrow all brought tears to my eyes.