Lucky Little One Returns to the Countryside to Farm, Helping Her Useless Mom Get Rich

Actually, this book is quite good (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡. Although the title doesn't quite match the content, the plot is still very exciting and full of twists and turns. Personally, I think this book could have two female leads 💕. The beginning should mainly focus on the mother, and then the story could focus on the adult female lead.

The book is very well written; I cried buckets in the beginning. However, the later part, when they went to the countryside, had too many awful characters and annoying things. I came specifically for the general store, but I didn't even see it, so I'm deducting a star 😊.

It's a good book, though its title doesn't do it justice. While it has many flaws—the later situation with Little Aloe, the ending of Fei Fei (who also reincarnates), and the story of Chenchen, the invisible third brother—it's still a collection of extreme characters, with different extreme characters at different stages. It's alright; at least not all of them are saintly figures. There are no saintly figures here, so it's worth reading.

Yes, it's true, but it's too heartbreaking. Sweet babies should have a sweet life. Seeing my adorable Yi Yi being tortured breaks my heart.

The male lead is sometimes disgusting, the female lead was quite cute as a child, but became a bit of a saint as she grew up. However, some characters' endings weren't written, so it's a little incomplete. But this book is really good, I support you!!! Keep it up! ^0^

I genuinely think this book is well-written. At least one storyline focuses on Su Yi without straying too far from the main plot, and it doesn't portray the characters as instantly wealthy and powerful in Beijing, eager to fly straight to the central government. Instead, it depicts a very down-to-earth, ordinary life. There are just a few minor regrets; some things were omitted. Keep up the good work, author! I'm rooting for you! You've worked hard!

The plot and writing techniques weren't great at the beginning, but it got quite good later on. The characters were well-developed, the plot was tight, and the pacing was strong. Although Su Yi's character design as a five-year-old child doesn't quite fit the rebirth setting, it doesn't cause any major problems in advancing the plot, and overall it's pretty good.

The biological mother's behavior at the beginning was so bizarre that I almost couldn't continue watching. However, the later life of the female lead and her adoptive mother is more engaging, and the extreme behavior becomes more believable. I'm already urging for more updates.

Not bad! The author has strong moral values and doesn't beat around the bush!

Well written, gripping! I love the work!