Dad Raises a Child: The Good Old Days in the Mountain Village

Dear readers, I've gone into a bit more detail earlier, mainly because the protagonist wasn't sure whether to stay. However, the love from his grandparents, the support from the clouds, and the effects of the pond finally convinced him to stay. The setup was a bit long, mainly because the author also misses his grandparents. The plot will speed up a bit later on, and I hope you all will continue to support me.

Everything else is fine; I enjoy watching these leisurely lifestyle shows. It's just that the timeline is incredibly blurry. It feels like the peaches change flavor in a day or two, the vegetables are harvested in a day or two, and the restaurant is renovated and open for business in a day or two!

Overall, it's pretty good, with a relatively slow pace and no major ups and downs. Aside from the water, I didn't see anything else of use in the space. However, it's much better than those cultivation-themed stories; I've watched some, and for some reason, I have absolutely no desire to watch them anymore.

I think this is good; a slow and steady approach is what makes a masterpiece. Sometimes, a fast pace is enjoyable to watch, but it always feels like something is missing.

These are all really good, I just want to keep watching!

Compared to other novels of the same genre, this book is more realistic and easier to read.

Another readable book, but it's too short. Author, please update soon!

The simplicity reveals the true and unpretentious life in the countryside.

It sounds nice, but it has no ending.

This doesn't seem like a farming novel; it's more like mundane rural life, nothing special.