Once the Silly Girl Smartens Up, the Wen Family’s Ancestors Must Be Smiling from Their Graves

It's so good! I finished it in one go and still wanted more. It would be even better with more side stories; I want to see what the children look like when they're grown up. I became a fan after reading Yun Yanlan's story, and I love her so much! I've read it several times. I love every single one of her works and look forward to more of her future creations. Keep up the good work, author!

It's a heartwarming story, and the female lead is very capable, without any special advantages. She's decisive in her actions. However, regarding the villagers and those who covet her recipe, I feel she's almost too kind-hearted, like a saint. She doesn't owe them anything, yet they morally blackmail her, and she actually finds a way out for them. She's genuinely good to the people in her village, but I haven't seen them repay her in any way. Otherwise, it's a very good story.

It's good, but there's not enough of it 🤦 I can't get enough of it 🤦 The female lead is smart and decisive, and she takes revenge on the spot. The author also adds some fun facts (I learned something new 🤭).

The female protagonist in this book is exceptionally good. In previous food and farming novels, the protagonist's family would become rich, or they would help the villagers. The female protagonist here is particularly selfless, but she is not the kind of person with a saintly heart.

Unlike typical novels, this one features characters without any special abilities, yet they utilize modern knowledge to advance a historical narrative and strengthen the nation. There aren't many romantic entanglements; instead, it focuses on popularizing culinary knowledge and guiding the thinking of ancient people. The process is relatively smooth, without too many dramatic twists and turns, but the ending is still happy. Overall, I quite liked it 😍.

This is a rare find among Tomato's works; it's a truly refreshing novel. Excellent! 👍

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One of the few novels I highly recommend. It's about finding joy in life through farming, cooking, and enjoying the simple pleasures. The characters are vivid, the story flows smoothly, and there's no messy, toxic tropes or power struggles. The female lead's character is also interestingly portrayed—kind yet sharp-tongued.

I think this is a really good book, a lighthearted and enjoyable read. The characters are all very interesting. I don't know why it has such a low rating. Most of the cooking descriptions are very appetizing. So good! So good! So good! So good! So good!

It's so good! It's really good! It's an ancient-style rural life story, but the author diligently researched historical materials and even interspersed tidbits of knowledge throughout the text. I learned so much from reading this book. Getting back to the main plot, the female lead isn't a saint; she holds grudges and seeks revenge.