I Want to Quit My Official Post and Farm Every Day

This story has a fresh theme, unlike other modern female protagonist transmigration novels where the protagonist loses everything from their modern life to support themselves and their family. She's very good at making money from the start, even pawning a jade pendant for a large sum of money – I'm quite envious!

Hmm… the ending of the epilogue felt a bit abrupt, and everything felt a bit forceful. Perhaps it's because it's my first time reading this kind of story, so it took some getting used to. But overall, it was still a very good read.

The characters in this story seem to grow and develop, with the later parts being more exciting than the earlier ones. However, the later parts are also more painful to watch. Shen feels like he's being pushed around, constantly struggling, and ultimately achieving a small victory out of helplessness.

I love the writing style of this story; the characters are well-developed, and while the narrative seems understated, the emotions are warm and tender. Even though the story later shifts to the political arena, it's still quite satisfying. I love that you can't do anything about it even if you don't like me!

This book is really good. The main characters support each other, which is very touching. The male lead is incredibly intelligent and decisive, making for a very enjoyable reading experience.

As a long-time novel enthusiast, I found this book to be excellent. Some plot points were both expected and unexpected. The protagonist has a very strong moral compass; among all the novels I've read, this one features the most independent-minded protagonist. As expected, the protagonist is kind-hearted; unexpectedly, he is remarkably ruthless. I can't quite put my words into words, but I highly recommend reading this novel.

The first half, focusing on the village, is mediocre, while the second half, depicting the imperial court, is captivating and expansive. However, many details remain unexplained, making the ending feel somewhat rushed. The writing itself is excellent, especially the political intrigue in the latter half. The Heavenly Dao is quite interesting; it seeks to elevate its own world through Shen Zhuo, while Shen Zhuo dislikes being pressured, leading to a power struggle between the two. 😂

It's quite good. Every character has their own personality, and there are both political intrigues and comedic moments. However, I really felt sorry for Xu Yuan, who watched his beloved from the shadows for so many years. He thought his suffering was finally over, but he never managed to win Zheng Xi's heart. Perhaps there were ripples in their feelings, but given the circumstances at the time, everyone was ultimately tragic, even though Shen Zhuo's arrival changed the situation somewhat.

It's good. Just when I was lamenting that there weren't any books I wanted to read on Tomato Bookstore, it slapped me hard in the face.

It's realistic; after all, not every time traveler can perfectly realize their wishes. Shen Zhuo clearly only wanted to live a peaceful, carefree life, but reality forced him to fight. Perhaps watching his and Qiao Ke's actions later on is a little uncomfortable, but if you put yourself in their shoes, it's not unacceptable.