I Transmigrated to the Southern Barbarians and Got Rich with a Library

Not bad👌, no CP, no ambiguity, comfortable to watch. The prices of supplies are not outrageous either. A few sisters have a good relationship. People who don't have Tai Chi in the village feel comfortable watching it. 👍

A farming career article without cp. The heroine has a generous and steady personality, and leads her sisters to develop their careers. She has few talents, helps each other, and keeps things flowing smoothly.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh suddenly saw the shit yellow button!!!! It's not the final article!!!!! Such a good book, once I put it down, I no longer have the interest to read it. It's a pity, it's a five-star review, so say goodbye in advance.

So far, it looks pretty good. It's rare to find a farming novel about real farming, and the heroine is not stingy about sharing things that benefit farmers and people. I just don't like picking up children 😂, especially those with good status and not ordinary children

It's a good book worth reading, but the plot is too slow and the plot is a bit monotonous. You can add some frustrations appropriately, but of course don't be cliche, otherwise it will be superfluous. Last but not least, two updates a day is a bit too little, and two, doesn't it mean that people are very smart? So can the author do three updates? Four updates would be better 🍉 Author, don't try to use expressions to fool me [Learned]

"Dressed as a Farm Girl, Good at Farming and Making Sugar" is a rare girl who travels to Lingnan, Guangxi and becomes a pure farm girl. Although both her parents died when she first arrived, she has modern knowledge and the halo of being a heroine. She will soon have a car and a house, and she will not be forced to marry. She will be a village girl for the rest of her life and will not marry for a hundred years. In the warm and humid Lingnan, planting is always easier, and the secondary processing of special plants quickly helps the villagers escape poverty. Her rationality keeps her from being arrogant. The development of the whole village can resist the help of predators, food security, the power of the country, the reform of agricultural tools, fight against disasters and epidemics, help silkworm farmers sell silk to achieve a win-win situation, teach the little girls in the village to dye and make velvet flowers to help themselves become self-reliant, and the children who grow up under the red flag all have the feelings of family and country.

It's okay. There's nothing frustrating, and there's nothing particularly refreshing about the plot. It's pretty average, but the timeline jumps very quickly. It feels like one thing was described in detail, but it only took more than a year to complete. In my understanding, brick houses, cement roads, and glass should have appeared in two or three years. The result is just selling some food, but it's not ugly. It's just an article about the development of agriculture and food mixed with daily life, and there is no development of science and technology.

The heroine is great! The library is just a tool for the heroine to study. After all, she can learn by herself. I personally think it is a good book and worth reading! I just hope that the author will be more generous [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] My favorite two points: no CP and farming text 😘😘😘

Looks good, hope it doesn't end badly

It looks okay, but if it doesn't, I'll comment again.