The Virtual Streamer Only Wants to Farm

My God, who understands? It's super good, yet nobody's reading it! Tomato readers, have something good to eat! First of all, I must praise the author's writing style. There are so many incredibly beautiful sentences that give the whole article a fresh and aesthetically pleasing feel! At the same time, it doesn't come across as overly sentimental or pretentious! It's simply perfect!

Just like the little one depicted in the story, this is a super light and sweet romance, a stress reliever. There are no melodramatic clichés, only adorable brotherhood, loving dormitory relationships, and touching stories of a streamer and his fans. It's a novel story about agricultural elements told through virtual live streaming, but the live streaming aspect is minimal.

This is a wonderful and heartwarming sweet story, but please be aware that it features two male leads! Those who can handle this can enjoy it as a stress-relieving read. I personally think the author's message is very positive: some things, once missed, are missed forever; don't force yourself to forgive or make amends. Both male protagonists had tough times in their respective families.

Every original author is awesome! 💕 The book has a heartwarming and smooth plot, but the character development and writing style are just average. I'm halfway through. It's mostly a light and cheerful writing style, with no major plot points or twists, and the plot isn't very tight. It's all just a slow and steady flow (or rather, a diary-like account (°ー°)).

Having read 94 chapters, I initially found it very comforting, healing, and sweet, with a gentle sense of happiness. It's the kind of story I enjoy reading, even if I don't actively watch live streams. The less-than-ideal parts mainly involve the protagonist's parents and the other protagonist's family issues—neither of them comes from particularly happy families.

The issue of illegitimate children can only be criticized by the parties involved. Outsiders should focus their criticism on the scumbag and the mistress (excluding those who are deceived or cheated). However, the public often only criticizes the illegitimate child and the mistress (some even think the original wife was incompetent for not keeping the scumbag, or that the original wife was…

Like a casual little cookie Around 75% complete, the farming scenes diminish, and the focus shifts to the relationship between the two main characters. I still prefer watching the plot; the later parts got a bit boring. And I can sense the theme of mutual redemption, but to be honest, people with these kinds of personalities, or rather, two protagonists with these kinds of experiences, wouldn't…

How to put it? You could say it's like a live-streamed farming story, very simple and uneventful. It lacks the scheming and intrigue of other books, which might be why it's not as popular. But that doesn't mean it's uninteresting. On the contrary, the author's writing is excellent, vividly portraying the characters as if they were given real flesh and blood. Plus, there's no angst throughout; it's all very peaceful. It's a perfect way to unwind after a busy day. ✧٩(ˊωˋ*)و✧

This is absolutely amazing!!! Such a gentle and heartwarming story. It's about two people finding redemption and healing in each other. Shuangjiang is so cute, and Aunt Ying, Ying Buchen, the older brother and sister are all so considerate and sweet. Reading this really made me feel warm inside!

A very heartwarming and happy book, a story of mutual redemption that unfolds gently and steadily. The adorable protagonists bring warmth to people, not only to those around them but also to those outside the book. Xiao Meng and Li Li will be happy in their most passionate summer, and forever!