It Was so Scary When I First Entered the Farmhouse, but I Was so Busy Leading the Whole Village to Become Rich

Very well written! The author should be a girl, otherwise I feel that a man would not be able to write such delicate things (Tomato male writers should not write this kind of thing very often) —— The author will update soon [Sending my heart] I really like this kind of writing. And the rhythm is okay, and then I kind of knocked on the eldest sister and Jiang Lie, hey hey hey she ran away from him, I hope they can get together soon [shy]

Plot review (I read it to myself for fear of forgetting later [laughing awkwardly]) The male protagonist's parents died and his four sisters died. After passing the high school entrance examination at a young age, he contracted tuberculosis and was transported through time. He came back to life to lead the whole village to get rich and educate the children in the village. I envy the unity of the people in the village. Every child is very cute and has his or her own personality. The male protagonist's education of the children is very commendable [praise], especially the children who caused trouble for foreign students during the exam and were severely reprimanded and punished. At first, I felt that the children were naughty, but later I saw it and said: This is the future of a bad person. I feel that I have also been educated. The author must be a person with very upright views.

It's so beautiful. The updates every day are not enough. I come here every day to catch up. I'm so excited🦆 There are always trolls talking about the navy, open your eyes 👀 and see clearly

I've read a lot of time-travel novels. How can I put it this way? There are quite a few in this book, but the whole plot is not sluggish and very attractive. It's both weird and humane, and it's still worth recommending after reading it.

The whole story has a lively pace, and the small conflicts in the story are hidden in the warm home life. It is not too boring, it is a very loving life, please update quickly [laughs]

Not quite to my liking, but the subject matter is good. This is a normal time traveler, but he is not suitable to be the protagonist. He is too radical in his actions and words, and has too little scheming. Maybe he has a growth process, but I'm sorry that I'm already mature and can't wait for him to grow up! !

This is a classic that I have read many time-travel novels. There are loving tribesmen, loving villagers, and loving families. Warmth accompanies. Life is short, but with love and warmth, life is worth living. A very nice novel. The author's writing style is delicate, the story has ups and downs, and his logical thinking is strong. Like 👍👍👍👍. Looking forward to better works from the author.

It is a book that I like very much. Although the protagonist has never left this small county town, it contains the great love of family and country, the love of children, the shortcomings of parents, etc., As well as some educational concepts, common sense of life, and the sophistication of people, which are all consistent with my three views, so I feel very comfortable while reading the book.

It can be good-looking, and the writing is not stupid. I recommend it. I have read the new chapter, but the steps are a bit big and fast. There are too many things to do as soon as I start. The road to becoming a businessman is gone forever. There is very little content related to farming, and there is no reading content. I feel that people in the village no longer do farm work. It has been separated from the scope of farming. Also, the male protagonist is only 9 years old. How old is Pei Yunye? He appears as a thug in a gambling house. He must be quite old. The writing is also a bit ambiguous. It cannot be two male protagonists. If it is not the male protagonist, it is best to write it normally and not to play around with it. It will not work. The age gap is a bit big.

In fact, it's been a while since I watched it, and I still don't know how to evaluate it. It's a relatively slow and long-running movie, which is short for parents. It's suitable for people who like this type of movie, but not suitable for people who like fast-paced movies. There are very few top-notch characters in it. Unlike many novels, most of the relatives and families are top-notch ones (not to mention reality). The cohesion here is very strong and very enviable. The ending was written in a hurry, and it ended before I could react. At first, I thought it was an imperial examination essay, so I read it slowly. I thought the pace was too slow. I didn't understand until I read the introduction later [laughing and crying] (punishment for everyone who doesn't like to read the introduction), but when At that time, I had already read the middle part and thought it was pretty good but didn't want to abandon the article, so I continued to read the back part before I really got into it. I urged for updates almost every day [laughing and crying]. If I have time, I will read it again. I think the writing of family love is very good [love] [love] [love]

Wow, it's very interesting, but there are still a lot of holes left to fill, which is understandable because the author said at the end that the book's performance was not very good. The characters in the book are really well created. If the author continues writing, he may have to write hundreds of chapters. In the book, there is Song Buci who has been working hard for his family and tribe. Unfortunately, he was not able to see Song Buci show off his talents in the Imperial Academy and become the number one scholar to meet the emperor. He was not able to see Pei Yunye become the real eldest son of the Pei family in the capital, revealing the true face of his younger brother who was clear and bright in the eyes of the people in the capital. Nor was he able to see Song Jianyue use her wisdom to change the status of women in the feudal dynasty. These are just a few of the characters that left a deep impression on me, especially Yue Ya'er's words at the end when she wanted to take the scientific examination, "I can see the world in books, but I can't see the world in books." There are also Song Fugui and Aji, Song Mantang, Lin Rou, Song Dashan, Monkey, Song Xiuheng, Song Qifeng, Song Zhaoxing, Song Zhihui, Song Zhengsheng, etc. These characters have become real people with flesh and blood and soul in the author's writing. I hope they can be happy and healthy in the world in the book, and be joyful and worry-free. Finally, I wish the author a happy life, good luck, smooth work, and great success in his works! Fafafa❤️

Nice! The plot is very compact and there is nothing particularly annoying! No CP! One point was deducted because there were some small holes that were not filled in. I was quite curious about the children who were taken away ten years ago, but unfortunately they were not filled in. I wonder if there will be a sequel! Of course the author hasn't written the extra yet! Also, the plot basically only revolves around Songjia Village, and there is basically no imperial examination, and there is no capital chapter. In fact, I quite want to see the capital chapter! The ending is rushed but not rushed! If we talk about the Songjiacun chapter alone, the ending is actually not too rushed, but it just feels like it is unfinished. It feels like this is the upper part, and it should also feel like the lower part! But the overall plot is still very interesting! Worth a look!

Nice! The old patriarch is smart! Song Buqi is mature and prudent! [Laughing] The people in Songjia Village are so united! In fact, there really is no need for a female protagonist. The book is also so well written. It's a pity that Pei Yunye and Luo Qiyun cannot be a pair.

The words are delicate, the writing is elegant, and the various views are profound and thought-provoking, especially the part about children being induced to eat sweets. At first, I thought it was just children's fun, and I didn't think there was anything wrong with it. But after the protagonist said it, I realized that it was really wrong.

This book not only scores a 9.2, I think it even scores a 9.5. First of all, the various plots are very compact, one link after another, and the middle part will not be too ordinary. They are all written around Songjia Village, and the children, each with his or her own merits, are also very realistic. There isn't much reason, and the castrated pigs that appeared were only brought with me. I feel that this article can be divided into Songjiacun and Beijing (I have not finished writing about this place). It feels a bit rushed, and there are still some holes that have not been filled in. After looking at it, I feel that the math in the lower left corner is not quite right. Where did the group of people who left that year go? Moreover, it is focused and does not feel too watery. It is much better than some articles about children. I feel like I can write a second part, divided into Songjia Village chapter and Capital chapter.

Based on personal preference, I feel it is between four and five stars (four and a half stars are given to five stars). This book does not rewrite CP. Most of it is about Songjia Village, the growth and choices of ordinary people. There are some pitfalls and foreshadowing that were not written in the later period, but they do not particularly affect the completeness (it is good to write some additional extras, and it is also good to end like this). The full text is not very perfect and rigorous, but I really like the author's setting of characters. He does not pursue any perfect characters, but has his own thoughts and trade-offs, and the characters he creates are different and vivid. The male protagonist is a 9-year-old boy in ancient times. He uses modern knowledge to change his family's destiny, leads the village to get rich, and teaches the little kids. Therefore, there are quite a lot of chapters about children, which is lively and cute...

It is a very good daily text, which is not only about farming, but also involves infrastructure and business. The most interesting thing is the collision between the protagonist's modern thoughts and the traditional farming thoughts of Songjia Village. Some people may object to the protagonist's approach and feel that it is not in line with the situation at that time. But as the old saying goes: "If you want to get rich, build roads first." This sentence did not come out of nowhere. Infrastructure is the basic guarantee for people's livelihood. Just because the ancients were not productive, it doesn't mean they couldn't think of this. Well-preserved local county annals record the construction, maintenance, and repair history of various roads and waterways. In ancient city-states, sewers were built and maintained by dedicated personnel all year round.

It is a rare book that does not portray the villagers as villains in order to create conflict. On the contrary, it unites them. In some places, the writing is a bit bloated and difficult to read, so I skipped it directly. The author's writing power did not fully grasp the exciting points. After reading the finale, I personally give it a score of 8 to 9. I like this type of novel and recommend it. The author still has a lot of room for improvement, and I wish you great work in the future!

It's so good-looking, the flaws don't hide the flaws. Songjiacun is the first village in so many stories I have read that works together to overcome difficulties and is full of human touch. Therefore, the protagonist repays every drop of kindness. I actually stayed up all night watching most of it, and finished it in one day. It ends abruptly, and many details are not fleshed out, but I hope that everyone in the book will have a bright future.

I like the villagers of Songjia Village described by the author. Their daily life is very warm and there is no intrigue. The protagonist does not feel superior to others because he is reborn. Instead, he integrates into the world and integrates very quickly. He gives what he knows and learns to the world without reservation and as much as possible. The protagonist is very dedicated and helps the poor as much as possible. He also tries his best not to exploit other people's money and labor. He respects women very much, but he is not a holy father, which gives people a very reassuring feeling. All in all, the author gave me a very ideal world

It's equal, it's really beautiful, highly recommended. I found so many books from Tomato, but there were only three or four that I could read that suited my taste. This was one of them. I read it from cover to cover in one go. I really liked Fu Yu's style of doing things and the atmosphere of Songjiacun. But after more than 300 chapters, Fuyu is still nine years old [cover face][cover face][cover face]

The plot will give me a bit of a female video feel. It may not be very satisfying, but every stage is very detailed, when describing these plots from the perspective of emotion, dialogue, or the most important perspective and angle. There were a lot of compromises in the early plot, but the later part did not explode as I expected. It felt like such a long novel, but in retrospect it seemed that it didn't take long and not much happened. Anyway, I feel like this book has only two stories, the first is to develop a village, and the second is to teach and educate people. From this point of view, developing villages is special and a bit magical. And this book can also be called "Becoming a Teacher through Ancient Times". Overall, the ending was a bit rushed and the plot was a bit empty, but the dialogue and emotions were very detailed. The plot takes into account many daily elements.

It is a book that can be read in your spare time. It describes the warm daily life of the protagonist Song Buci and the people of the Songjia Village. Song Buyi led the tribe to make the village rich, taught the children knowledge and how to behave, so that the sisters would no longer be bullied. The wise clan elders, the capable clan members, the quirky children... Everyone is vivid and has their own characteristics. The writing is good, but the plot is a bit delayed in some places, and the ending of the story is a bit hasty, but the flaws are not hidden, and it is still a good book worth reading. Although the story ends, the ending means new life. I believe they will get better and better in the future. I also look forward to meeting you again [blowing kiss]

It's really good to watch. The main thing is that Songjia Village is really good. I really like the protagonist. God knows I've stayed up late to watch it these past few nights because the writing is really simple, but it's really good to watch. It can touch and heal people's hearts~

I saw Chapter 123. The author's writing style is really good, the descriptions are warm and delicate, and the interactions between the characters are lively and interesting. I can't help but laugh every time I see it. Everyone in the village gets along well with each other, the neighbors have harmonious relations, and the elder sister is also very good. Even the children are very transparent and smart, and it is not just the protagonist who shines. There is Yue Yaer's question about studying, Brother Dashan's transparent questions to the protagonist for the sake of the child, the eldest sister's strength and resilience, and the second sister's fierce independence for Niu Niu. Everyone is fine. After watching it, the ending is too hasty, but just right, so that there is no need to look at the foreshadowing laid out in the early stage, which ones will turn into traps and knives in the capital. There is no need to look at the intrigues in the capital. After all, Songjia Village is really like a paradise. The comparison with the capital in the later period will be heartbreaking. If the perspective is set in Songjiacun, the book ends just right. It writes about the happiness of Songjiacun and the happiness of everyone's life. It is a small group portrait. If I really want to write about the plot of the capital city, I don't want to read it. First, the first part is too long, and the official career plot only begins, so it is easy to end it. Second, it is difficult to wrap up the plot, because the characters in the early stage are all from Songjia Village, and there are many new characters in the capital, making it difficult to take care of both. The third is the foreshadowing laid in the early stage. I don't want to see it turn into a trap. After all, Xiao Wu is not someone who can suffer losses in Songjia Village. He will become very aggrieved in the capital. So it's just right here. What's particularly good is that the endings of Yue Ya'er, the fourth sister, the second sister, and Mr. He are really good. They will not be trapped by the secular world in their progress, and they will always move forward firmly.

To be honest, I haven't seen this kind of writing in a long time. The writing is still very smooth in my opinion. Although it's a pity that there are still some holes that haven't been filled in, this book is really good [like][like][like]

Song Buci, an ill-fated time-traveler, not only time-traveled, but also time-traveled into the body of a nine-year-old child, who also had tuberculosis. It was really a trick of fate. The author is thoughtful, the story has a full structure, the characters in the book have distinct personalities, and the book is updated decisively.

Except for the lack of decisiveness in dealing with some strange things, the teaching and business are too smooth, and the daily life in the countryside is relaxed and lively, close to life. This family is always wise and knows how to advance and retreat. It is worth watching and five-star encouragement.

It's well written. The character of the protagonist is really great and I like it very much. I like his attitude towards educating children and his benevolence and righteousness in business. The ending is unfinished, but I also seem to see that in the future he will be like a tall, delicate and tough bamboo and move forward with character. I also like the story of the short-lived parents and the idealistic existence of Songjiacun. The portrayal of the characters is not facial makeup. The positive and negative characters are full and three-dimensional, and they are sometimes reversed, such as Zuo Xiangsong, Bai Juren, Yang Lin, etc. I still really want to see the story of the protagonist Jingcheng later!

It's a very good book, and you can see the author's great cultural background. The characters are well created and portrayed, and the overall story direction and story structure are great. It doesn't look like this is the first book I've written. There is only one thing about Bai Cong's description of his original self when he met the male protagonist that has always bothered me. Whether it is in the author's description or in the villager's sister's attitude towards him, it can be seen that he is a very gentle and intelligent person, but it is really inappropriate to describe him as gloomy and inferior. The original person I felt in the overall story was the male protagonist himself, but he was seriously ill and awakened the memory of his previous life. He was shocked by the memory and thought that his soul had traveled through and occupied the original body. Even if it wasn't, I shouldn't use this word to describe such a beautiful, gentle and intelligent person. But I always read this article thinking that I am the male protagonist, otherwise it would be a shame.