Transmigrated to a Farmhouse, I Became a Sickly Young Man

Sometimes, you can't just look at the rating when choosing a book. This is a very good farming novel with a male protagonist. The male lead is very likable; he doesn't have the arrogance of a modern transmigrator, nor the outdated, unhealthy habits of the ancient natives. Although there are everyday family squabbles and annoying characters, the male lead handles them very well.

The male protagonist didn't drastically change the world like other transmigrators; he didn't create soap, glass, or cement. He simply became a pure healer, which is quite heartwarming. Reading this book brings peace. Recommended. Don't look at the rating.

It's pretty good, but I started watching it a bit too early; it's not finished yet.

I really enjoyed this novel. Unlike other light novels with unrealistic characters, this one, while focusing on small families within larger families, is still very appealing. The plot is refreshing and not tedious, offering a realistic portrayal of ancient times. Without going into too much detail about any particular character, my favorite is the protagonist's father. He's decisive and efficient, and doesn't interfere excessively with the protagonist's decisions.

Very good. A seemingly ordinary life, filled with luck, hard work, and a magnanimous heart, yet able to protect so many children and rewrite their destinies—that is the greatest merit. The author also has a kind heart…

The writing is good, and the plot doesn't drag! It's quite good, but there aren't enough episodes. I'll bookmark it for later.

I finally finished reading a completed novel, and the ending was great. The male lead was loyal and righteous without being a saint, his family members all found good endings, and the villains were eliminated. I thought it was quite good, so I don't understand why the rating is so low.

It was quite interesting; I finished watching it in two days, and I really enjoyed it.

Great book, the storyline is relatable, awesome!

This short story, spanning over a hundred chapters, unfolds clearly and smoothly. While it features some problematic characters, it's the kind of story that keeps you hooked. The protagonist has an upright father who, despite personal grievances, deals with these villains, allowing his grandchildren to be well-behaved and follow the right path.