The Fat Farm Girl: I Bought a Scholar to Father My Child

It's quite good, the theme is novel, but the ending left me feeling a bit unsatisfied.

Overall it was pretty good, but the ending felt a bit rushed, and some things weren't explained clearly, such as the female lead's second brother, who didn't reunite with his family in the end.

At first, it seemed quite interesting! There weren't any extreme characters throwing tantrums or wailing, but there was a scoundrel village bully who doted on his daughter 🤦

It's well-written. It makes me feel that life isn't always smooth sailing, so I guess I should just be content with what I have! The female lead gave up so much and still gave up the rewards, she's such a magnanimous person. If I were someone like her, I'd probably die for money and wouldn't even last two episodes!

For the sake of freedom, everything can be sacrificed. A woman who is too intelligent, an outcast, will be coveted, exploited, and sacrificed. Therefore, women are often forced to conform, to be mediocre, and find it easier to live with a little money. The female protagonist is relatively lucky; she has the love of her father and brothers, and with her husband by her side, she is quite happy.

This ending was definitely forced by the author; it's a bit of a pity and a little disappointing.

It's pretty good. This is one of the few imperial examination-themed farming novels I've read where the emperor's limited vision leads to the protagonist's exile to a distant land. It's quite good and not one of those typical stories.

I like it; it's well-organized and clear, and it doesn't bother with everyday matters. It mainly shows the protagonist's laid-back mentality, but also shows concern for his family. It's not a saintly figure.

I personally think it's really good, very interesting, and funny.

It was quite interesting; the female lead is very talented. It felt like the book ended only halfway through, which was a bit disappointing.