Lin Yu’s Farming Diary

This isn't a typical farming novel; it's not really a farming novel. It features a type of food, but the protagonist doesn't rely on it for sustenance. It involves wood carving, etc. You could also call it a rural novel, a story about raising children.

It's alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed. From the initial encounter to falling in love, and the mutual help between the characters, it was all very enjoyable. The main couple's love story was indeed touching, but the world-building was vast, and it wasn't fully explored before the series ended. Many plot holes from the beginning weren't filled, which was a bit disappointing. I hope the next installment will improve on that.

To put it simply, it's a super funny short story, full of hilarious jokes and fast-paced action! 😂

It's very heartwarming, not the kind of wish-fulfillment story where you fight against awful relatives, get rich, and incidentally fall in love. Many of the things described are quite realistic. Overall, it's a very good read, and the dolls in it are so cute! Another point is that the good karma you accumulate may one day bear good fruit.

So good, so good, so good! A simple, ordinary life, no scheming, no chaos. The only thing I don't understand is what role the emperor plays [what]. If he suspected his uncle, then the uncle definitely wouldn't be alive. But he is alive, and although he has people protecting him, it's just overt surveillance. If he didn't suspect him, then why was he banished from the capital?

This is a very heartwarming farming story! The interactions between the main characters are sweet, and Yan Yan is super cute! Most importantly, the author is very hardworking! There will be extra chapters! Everyone, please invite your friends to urge her to update and leave comments! It's definitely worth supporting! (Trying to get the author to work as hard as a donkey in a production team 😏😏😏😏)

The author wrote it very well; it depicts two people's mutual unrequited love. Considering I gave it a five-star review, adding 10 more chapters isn't too much to ask, right? [Think about it carefully]

The writing style is mature, not childish, which is very good. The story isn't long; it's basically about living a normal farm life while undergoing detoxification. The detoxification part was a little tear-jerking, but the rest was very sweet. I originally thought I'd expand on the emperor's part a bit, but then I figured it wasn't appealing, so I left it out.

It's good, but some of the supporting characters' scenes are inserted too abruptly and are a bit dragged out. It's good that the main character didn't get involved in the power struggles and could retire with the other guy, but it's a bit of a shame that there wasn't a scene of them getting married.

This is a book dedicated to love. Yes, they're all about love! The only one who talks about career is only mentioned briefly and isn't even very likable 🤦🤦🤦. Overall, it's pretty good. It has two male leads and two couples, both very straightforward in their relationships, which makes it quite enjoyable to watch. 😳😳😳