Chen Ergou, the Trouble-Making Commoner

Good, the plot is detailed. It vividly portrays contemporary college students returning to their hometowns to farm and leading villagers to revitalize the countryside.

The protagonist's positive energy is undeniable. However, the excessive, almost painfully detailed prelude before each major conflict almost drags on for several chapters, giving it a cheesy, old-fashioned feel. Otherwise, the plot, structure, and logical thinking make it a truly captivating and worthwhile read.

Well written, very close to life. Many realities exist in society. It's satisfying to see the bad practices dealt a heavy blow, but it's a bit of a shame that it doesn't solve the problem with positive energy but instead resorts to a haphazard approach.

This book is written with emotion and simplicity, neither gaudy nor vulgar, and fully reflects the life of rural people.

I just read it, and I think I like this kind of novel.

Absolutely perfect, wonderful, I haven't finished watching it yet, I'll keep watching.

I enjoyed this book; it not only helped me pass the time but also sparked my interest in reading. 👍👍👍

The novel is set in a rural area, and the protagonist's magnanimity would be highlighted if he could make the entire village wealthy. The author's writing is smooth, and the protagonist's rapid rise to riches is enjoyable for the reader.

I really like this book; it's written very vividly, and I've been reading it every day for the past few days.

There are many enjoyable passages in this genre. It's a worthwhile read.