I Transmigrated into a Farming Novel, but the Heroine Insists on Having My Baby

I've been quite tired lately and my emotions haven't been very stable, but I'll still try my best to update. I hope you all like it. This is my first time writing a transmigration novel, and I promise it will be sweet and fluffy without any angst. Finally, I hope you won't give me a bad review; writing a book is really not easy for an author.

It's good! It's a slow burn, but the villain really dotes on his wife. The male lead has a bit too much screen time, but that's understandable. However, there could be more detail; the hospital visit seemed a bit too ordinary! Although everything had its reasons! What happened to the baby at the end? I want to see more of the baby! Go baby! Author~

A transmigration novel without a system or any weird superpowers. Thumbs up!!! Ordinary people battling wits and strength—that seems pretty good too. I'm actually feeling a little sorry for that female antagonist… It got more and more ridiculous as it went on... It was so incredibly stupid...

My Days as a Yellow-Haired Kid in the Villain's House 😏😏😏

Such a good book, doesn't anyone read it? I enjoy reading about the ordinary daily lives of people who like each other; I think it's a beautiful thing. Because I feel that such things are impossible in real life—it's too fantastical. Life is full of trivial things, about the mundane details of daily life. And even people who like each other in real life don't necessarily end up together. So I like reading novels that blend life with a touch of sweetness. Author, please keep writing!

It's a good read, the plot is smooth and fast-paced, but I like Li Ao a little more. Personally, I think the male lead is a bit foolish, especially when he didn't leave any room for maneuver before attacking the enemy, which ended up harming the female lead. He's also a bit ruthless towards the female supporting character, especially the scene where he throws her into the pigsty.

The book is pretty good. I hope the later developments will be sweet with a touch of angst, but not too angsty. Also, while reading, I noticed that the female lead was reborn at the beginning, so it felt like there was no difference between her being reborn and not being reborn at all. Also, the male lead, Li Ao, is just too obsequious. I really don't understand his imagination; he's so annoying.

It's quite good. After reading so many fast-paced books, this is a refreshing change. The combination of angst and sweetness in the beginning really appealed to me. I just wonder if the male lead will suffer a bit more later on. A touch of angst in a sweet story keeps the reader engaged; if it's all sweetness, it gets boring after a while.

It's good in a way, but in the early stages, the male and female leads' house felt really unsafe because anyone could come and go as they pleased. The female lead was even assaulted 🥺

Wow, there are only so many chapters! It's not enough to quench my thirst at all!