From the Start: The Proper System Refuses Minors

Good writing style + clear organization + smooth logic + well-arranged origins and abilities of the cheat system = edible. With so many advantages, a few minor flaws don't matter. Of course, it would be even better if the author updated more often.

Don't let the unassuming title fool you; this book is actually quite interesting. The only downside is its relatively short length, only around 100,000 words. I was planning to wait and read a while before turning to this one, but I ran out of other books and found it pretty good. I'm currently trying to catch up on the updates. Hurry up, author! ⊙∀⊙!

Seeing the latest chapter, I think it's pretty good. It's not overly cheesy or particularly satisfying, the protagonist is on the side of justice, has a bit of cleverness but not excessive intelligence, and a very likable personality. It's right up my alley!!! So far, there's still so much to explore, so much to describe: how's the road construction going?

So far, it's written very well. I hope the author doesn't develop any bad habits or let the story fall apart. After all, 100,000 words is just the beginning for a farming novel, and the future is very uncertain.

I've been reading Tomato's books for two years now, and this one is truly a rare gem. The pacing is excellent, and the plot is ingenious. I was just looking to see if he'd written any other books, and I found out this is the only one. If this is the author's first book, he's incredibly talented. If he keeps writing, he'll definitely become a master.

The protagonist's carefree nature, deeply influenced by his past life, makes the story very relatable. The world has changed, but the protagonist hasn't, creating a point of conflict. The author writes this very well; the protagonist blends in perfectly, the supporting characters don't feel out of place, and the viewing experience is smooth.

The book is quite good, but the anti-theft measures... Wait, you're already publishing books on Tomato, do you still need anti-theft measures?

It looks so good (^ω ^ ) It's just a little short. You could say it's a slow-paced story, or even a very slow one. However, it's well-organized, logically sound, and the origins of the "golden finger" (advantageous abilities) are explained reasonably well. Overall, it's a decent farming/cultivation novel.

It's beautiful, but not enough to see.

It's super good! I finished the latest chapter and I'm very satisfied with every part. The descriptions of the protagonist in his hometown are very detailed and relatable. The scenes of him burning incense and complaining to his grandfather are also hilarious. As for being tricked by the system, that's not a trick! It's a great feature.