The Lin Family Has a Daughter Who Sets the House Straight

This is the third time I've read such a good farming novel. The female lead is powerful and domineering, unlike those time-travel novels where the protagonist is too afraid to fight this or provoke that. They don't even consider that someone is about to die; what's there to worry about? What are they afraid of regarding the reputation of being unfilial?

A purely stress-relieving and cathartic story 🥰 The female lead has no flaws except for her bad temper, sharp tongue, mischievous nature, and slight affectation. The main character is someone who will start a fight at the drop of a hat, ranging from verbal to physical, and who will never suffer a loss but will eat two bowls of rice. Welcome to this fandom, everyone!

Zun Du is a great read! The female lead is decisive and straightforward, and the author's writing is excellent and immersive. I love the female lead's clear-cut likes and dislikes. It's a satisfying read in the beginning, but gets a bit angsty later on 🍉 with the regrets surrounding Gui Fen'er, her parents, Ling Yi, and other family members. I felt really bad for A Yao and A Ci; I wish they could have gotten together in the epilogue. But everyone has their own ending, which is pretty good 🍉

Offal in brine has existed since ancient times, right? Judging from the description of crayfish, it should be from the Liaoning and Jilin areas in Northeast China.

It's good, mainly because there's no romantic pairing.

It's so good, come and get hooked!

A different kind of farming novel; the stepmother and the biological mother are no different. I'm not good at composing words, but anyway, the book is very good.

The plot progresses well in the later stages, and the ending is also quite good. I almost gave up after the first few chapters, but I started reading from the middle again, and it got quite interesting. For example, the part from Yang's entry into the palace to the later parts was very good. That's the exciting part.

It's great, the ending is good too. The female lead did a great job. A life with regrets is the best. Family feuds and national hatred are greater than personal feelings. The ending is perfect!

The section at Yunwu Mountain was too tragic. Unfortunately, there are no "what ifs" in life, and only regret accompanied us all the way.