The Eldest Sister-in-Law Gets Rich Farming on the Mountain

I've read a lot of Tanada fanfics, and this one is above average. While the plot isn't particularly original, it unfolds gently and gradually, making it easy to get hooked and finish before you know it. Looking forward to updates! Good luck, author!

I love reading farming novels without any cheat codes, and seeing how the protagonist uses modern knowledge to get rich 🤭🤭 This book is right up my alley; it's not childish, not verbose, and has lots of obscure facts. It's definitely worth reading 👍👍 Keep up the good work, author!!

The writing style is light and humorous, the plot is logical and reasonable, and each character is vividly portrayed. It's also clear that the author has a certain literary background; the use of poetry and appropriate word choice is very fitting, which is truly rare in today's flooded novels.

I think it's really good! What's most touching is its authenticity and lightness. There's no deliberately exaggerated dramatic conflict, nor any tedious and redundant family squabbles; every line is filled with details that resonate with the warmth of everyday life. It seems the author is someone with a lot of life experience, or rather, a wealth of life lessons.

It's super good, not one of those clichéd stories about going to Beijing and living a simple life. It's about family life, the little things, and how you enjoy your daily routine. The bad guys are dealt with decisively and cleanly, without constantly causing trouble. The food isn't just about reciting recipes for offal. It's a very simple, heartwarming, and peaceful story about food and farming. The writing is good and easy to read.

I've seen many similar questions. The story feels unsatisfying, and the bad guys are quickly dealt with. It's okay as a light read for entertainment. The romantic issues are only touched upon in the last two chapters and the epilogue. One good thing is that in other stories, when the female lead encounters a high-ranking official or some difficulty, she either confronts it head-on or it's a pity…

It's a good read. The content isn't exaggerated; it's told in a gentle, flowing style, and the writing is very delicate. I recommend it. I hope the author continues writing; keep it up! Hard work always pays off.

🌟🌟🌟 I especially love the super-strong female lead Bao Li Jie's character design... Compared to the male lead's character design, it's ridiculous that he's only three years younger than her? But he's portrayed as a useless and petty little kid. The female lead leads the villagers to prosperity, and while she's kind, she has no temper or bottom line...

The difficult characters will be dealt with, and they won't keep bothering you, but the process of resolving the issues is quite frustrating to watch. The author wrote well at the beginning, but it felt like it was getting rushed later on. Also, if you were drawn in by the uncle-sister-in-law relationship, you can leave now; I didn't expect the uncle-sister-in-law relationship I'd been waiting for so long to appear in the extra chapters.

I finished reading it. Although some parts were a bit frustrating, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality; it's still a good read. (Just between you and me, the author's romantic subplots were too cleverly subtle; I didn't see any even near the end.) 😂