In Times of Famine, She Thrives Thanks to Her Farming Skills

This is a very good story. The writing is natural and smooth, creating a strong sense of immersion. The plot is original and avoids clichés. It finally finds a story where the space is used to genuinely improve the lives of the working class – a truly meaningful time-travel story.

I really liked the doctor, it's a pity he wasn't the male lead. I think relationships should be sweet and harmonious, not one where you initially dislike someone, then find fault with them after getting to know them, and finally discover their charm. While the ups and downs are nice, I always feel that relationships should start with attraction and gradually grow stronger through interaction.

The pacing is very fast, and any bad parts disappear quickly. It's a very good book. I initially thought the second male lead would compete with the male lead for the female lead, since the girl is their salvation. I was worried about the second male lead, but he just treats the female lead as a friend (like family).

This is a really good farming novel. The plot is tight and doesn't drag. There are no awful relatives. The female lead spreads existing planting techniques to prevent people from going hungry. It's full of positive energy! 👍 Keep up the good work, author!

Having read a few chapters, for a bookworm like me who's been reading for over a decade, the subject matter is acceptable. However, the narrative feels a bit like a diary entry; the story lacks dramatic tension, and the character descriptions aren't detailed enough. I hope the author can improve. Five stars to encourage you! 🙂🙂 Keep it up! ✊

It's incredibly good! It not only depicts national affairs but also everyday life. The female lead is righteous and doesn't engage in many twists and turns or scheming. Her life is simple yet fulfilling, unlike most stories where male supporting characters vie for the female lead's affections; it's just ordinary friendship.

I think it's quite good. The male and female leads are very well-developed, and I like this kind of savior heroine. The only downside is the second male lead; he's a bit of a disappointment, and the villains don't seem very resilient. Overall, it's a sweet and fluffy novel, and I enjoyed reading it.

Ahhh, it's so good! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ Author, please update soon! Two chapters a day are just not enough! 😳 I hope you can update a lot during the Mid-Autumn Festival or National Day! 😏

I finished it in a day and a half. I almost gave up halfway through because the male lead would sometimes bully the female lead from his own perspective, and the female lead would exchange the farmers' grain for seeds from her own space. I felt there was something wrong because the yields were so different. But after reading the comments, I felt I could understand.

It's good-looking, without any annoying scenes or overly awful content.