Abandoned by My Father and Abused by My Mother? Poor Little Me? I’ll Just Go Crazy!

That's all? You should update soon! The story unfolds in a series of interconnected parts, each part focusing on the eldest son's family, the second son's family, and the third son's family. Even when there are no interlocking parts, the narrative continues to expand. The writing is clear, unique, and features detailed character descriptions, making it very engaging!

After watching episode 59, I realized the space didn't seem to have much use. If the space was even mentioned, its value should be shown.

It's great! This is the only book I've been following closely. I'm looking forward to the later chapters, though the main character isn't described very well later on. Every character is very vivid. If I can't find anything good to read, I'm going to reread this one. Author, keep up the good work! Author, could you please update more frequently? It's simply not enough! I've been waiting for several days, and it's all gone in a flash!

The female lead is definitely not Duo Duo, she's definitely Duo Duo's grandmother... In this supposedly strong female lead novel, the female lead barely appears, and even when she does, it's only as a supporting character...

So far, it's mostly about family matters and everyday life, but later on it will likely focus on the growth and experiences of the male and female leads. Actually, it's not bad. I've read a lot of farming novels, most of which are the same old stories of getting rich or romance and career, so this slow-burn growth story seems pretty good.

It's quite refreshing, but the female lead is still too young.

This is a really well-written ensemble piece! It left me wanting more! I felt it could have gone on for hundreds more chapters. After all, Duo Duo's role was too small, and there was no sequel. The space-time cheat was too limited, and the master's story wasn't clearly explained—it wasn't mentioned that the jade pendant would belong to her later.

This is an ensemble novel, and every character is portrayed very realistically and reasonably! While there are some I dislike, there are also some I like. I'm completely immersed in the world of the book. Duo Duo's life is something I envy; when will I have the ability to live that kind of life?

It's very well written. It's authentic, depicting trivial matters, everyday life, and the mundane details of daily necessities—all of which contribute to the meaning of family life.

The characters are full of complex personalities, and the vivid characters bring to life the rural life, the everyday family matters, the ordinary yet heartwarming scenes. The rating is relatively low; life is more important, and the romantic cheat code is just an embellishment.