Hated by the Whole Village, She'll Bring Honor to Her Family

It's written very realistically, with a natural and fluent style. Author, please update soon! Having read many novels, I find this one to be logically clear. It's a satisfying story where the female protagonist progresses step by step. She has a strong sense of self-reliance and isn't a saint at all. I feel that two chapters a day aren't enough; I hope the author will update more frequently.

It's really good. Some parts seem illogical at first glance, but upon closer inspection, they all make sense. The male and female leads aren't necessarily equally strong, and there aren't always parents who can stand up to scrutiny. Everyone in the story is imperfect, but isn't that what real life is like? What I love most is the relationship between the female and male leads.

520, I love you! New book is here! Another new beginning! Let's cheer ourselves on!

Well, despite all the dissatisfaction, it's finally over. Maybe my perspective is too limited to be a small character, but I still don't want to wrong myself. Life is too hard, especially without money. Some hurts are unforgivable. Not holding grudges has already exhausted my kindness; never seeing them again is the greatest forgiveness for those hurts. Just live your life well.

It's so good! Baihe truly embodies the life I admire—repaying kindness with kindness and revenge with revenge, resolute and unyielding. Her journey has been incredibly difficult, and she's incredibly devoted to her family. The part where her brother-in-law cheated was so satisfying! That's how you should deal with a scumbag. Even after achieving success, she hasn't forgotten her childhood friends. Author, keep updating!

It's very well written and relatable; it truly shows how talented people can come from humble backgrounds.

It's really good. It's both realistic and unrealistic. You can see the darkness of human nature, but you can also see its brilliance. The protagonist comes out of pain, but he is independent, strong, self-respecting, and self-loving, which is something many people can't do. I really like this book. You can feel the everyday life and the five flavors of human existence.

The rating is too low; 9.5 Would be more appropriate. It's a very good novel, realistic yet heartwarming and incredibly inspiring. In particular, it contains many encouraging words for women to be independent and self-reliant, which are especially good. I hope many people can read such an excellent article.

There are many people like this in rural areas. My second uncle's family had five daughters, and like the "birth control guerrillas" played by Huang Hong, they had to hide and run away before finally having a son, nicknamed "Sixth Brother." Their family was so badly punished that they were left with only an empty house. However, my grandparents were very kind.

I've finished reading it, and the author's writing seems very realistic. It's very relatable; I even wish I could be like Baihe (a character from a novel), but reality is far harsher than fiction. I also hope to have something to revisit, something that lets me truly understand what it's like to be loved.