Who Starts Farming by Sending Three Piglets as a Gift?

This is exactly the kind of farming novel I've been looking for! No royalty, just ordinary people. The female lead leads her family to prosperity, and they live a happy and fulfilling life. It's heartwarming, slice-of-life, lighthearted, funny, and entertaining. Pretty good! 💕

This book is truly wonderful! The female lead doesn't have those ridiculously overpowered abilities (like having a certain formula, potion, or selling embroidery for hundreds or thousands of taels of silver), and her family is also wonderful, without a bunch of awful characters.

I enjoy stories about everyday life; they're not upsetting. Aqing is really amazing—bright, kind, and smart. She's also a good neighbor. There aren't many long fights or arguments, which I really like, hehe. It's just a little short; I finished it in one day. 😂

It's a great read. While it lacks any overpowered plot devices, it offers a simple yet engaging portrayal of everyday family life and heartwarming moments. The female lead is intelligent and quick-witted, not a saint but loyal and compassionate. She not only leads her family to prosperity but also helps the villagers.

Good news, I found a pretty good farming novel. Bad news, it's not without a romantic pairing 😢. Actually, the family dynamic is quite good... The female lead even remembers the burly (security escort agency) man who went to her stall, but doesn't remember the male lead and his underlings. And it's the first time someone has been so wealthy and generous that she hasn't asked for change.

It's good! There aren't too many extreme characters or dramatic assassinations and dangers. It's very ordinary, everyday, and heartwarming. Everyone has their own unique characteristics, and the characters are very well-developed. It's great.

It's really good! There are no awful relatives, and no clichéd plot twists. There is a male lead (Lu Yan), but he doesn't have many scenes. The main plot revolves around the female lead becoming wealthy and leading her family to prosperity, while also taking care of the villagers. There aren't any truly awful people in the village. In short, it's extremely, extremely, extremely good!

Well, overall it's not bad, but it doesn't hold up to close scrutiny. While the female lead's time travel is inherently strange, the plot is based on the realities of ancient rural life, not some fantastical world. For example, an ordinary person earns 8-10 coins a day, but a regular steamed bun costs 1 coin, the female lead's steamed buns cost 2 coins, and a bowl of tofu she makes costs 3 coins.

Overall, it's good and doesn't get too outrageous. It's very down-to-earth. The only thing I felt was that the female lead is too capable. She doesn't know how to lead a team, so she just does everything herself. She's always carrying a load of food for an hour or two, or carrying sacks of various mountain produce on her back, grabbing whatever she can find. In real life, her hands would be incredibly rough! 😂😂😂

Great! A farming novel with no awful family members! Although it only has a little over a hundred chapters, the author updates frequently—the most frequent updater I've ever followed! Highly recommended!