The Farm Clan's Daughter: After Being Erased from the Family Register, She Dropped the Act

Simple rural life

It's good! It's just that even though they've severed ties, it's unfair that they're still being manipulated; it feels frustrating.

The more you read this book, the more you want to read it. The storyline is rich, epic, and I love it.

Does the idea that all time travelers can make glass really be that simple? That's a bit of an exaggeration. I think out of 1.3 billion people out of 1.4 billion wouldn't be able to make glass even if they time-traveled.

The book is concise and engaging, but I just don't understand why, since everyone in China has known since ancient times that a mother's mother is her maternal grandmother, where did the terms "auntie" and "auntie-aunt" come from? What region is this terminology from?

I finished the story. It was excellent; I read it all the way to the end without skipping a single chapter. There weren't any dramatic ups and downs or thrilling moments, just a gentle, quiet unfolding of emotions. I really enjoyed this kind of story. The rating is a bit low. I give it five stars!

It's pretty good. Apart from her grandparents' family being terrible, the author writes very well. 👍 The female lead is a bit too kind.

Well written! From a poor family to gradually leading others to change their lives, to having products all over the country, and the nation slowly becoming wealthy, the female lead did a great job. It's just a shame the ending was too rushed and there weren't any epilogues! I hope there will be more excellent works in the future!!! Highly recommended!!

This book is really good; the everyday stories are simple and not too exaggerated, and the content is well-written.

The rest of the story moved too fast, quickly revealing the outcome. Haha, the brother Dazhuang's generalship was never used 🤦. One good thing is Caiwei's self-reflection, which deserves praise. In an era where husbands were paramount, such clear-headedness is rare and commendable. The female lead's struggle alone is a bit lonely; it would have been better if a male lead had appeared…