Urban: I Get Stronger by Reading

I quite like this type of character: cautious, shrewd, and slow to warm up. Keep it up!

Author, keep up the good work! It's a good read, but I hope you don't include vegetable selling; there are many ways to make money! Having a spiritual spring and raising some high-end ornamental fish and flowers is enough; focusing on reading and cultivation is best… Those born after 1910 can't read this anymore; they don't need to study anymore, the author has changed.

I like this kind of book; it doesn't have much fighting, killing, or showing off. When I first saw the title, I thought it was the kind of book where you could acquire the characters' skills, techniques, or items just by reading it. Turns out it's not.

I'll come back after I update 500 chapters, otherwise it won't be enough to read 😂

There's something dry in it. Leisurely and content. Never compromise your principles for a pittance! The writing is pretty good so far, keep it up!

It's the farming-themed novel I found. Keep up the good work, author! I hope the author will stop padding the word count; it's getting nauseating. Updates are slow, and more than half a chapter is filled with irrelevant details. For a novel like "The Origin of Antiques and Memories," the author should count the words themselves and stop padding, okay? 🤦 I don't want to follow it anymore.

Absolutely wonderful, a place to yearn for.

The premise is excellent, and the character designs are superb, but I hope there won't be a romance or a female lead. Having a female lead makes the protagonist more susceptible to being controlled by others, which could distort the ethereal image she's trying to cultivate. I hope the author continues to do well.

Chapter 365, "Horse," introduces the author's comprehension of the divine script for horses from Xu Beihong's paintings, laying the groundwork for understanding other divine scripts. Chapter 370 details the acquisition of 18 antiques, followed by an introduction to these antiques and paintings. Chapter 382 concludes the introduction.

Not bad, the protagonist's cheat ability isn't overly exaggerated, and he treats the villagers fairly well. I've seen protagonists with a saintly heart who, after getting a cheat, want to help the villagers get rich, only to get scammed in various ways. They secretly sell the seedlings I give them, plant ordinary seedlings, and then complain about the poor harvest. I find out the reason, get an apology, and that's it, then I continue giving them away for free…