Four Seasons of Home Cooking: Farming Life

The writing is okay, and so is the plot. But I have a small suggestion, which is the setting of the protagonist. In many Tadaa novels, the protagonist Shou has parents who don't love her, and she suffered a lot from being abused since she was a child. However, the protagonist Shou appreciates Shou's qualities and leads a good life after getting married. It's not that this is bad, but it's very same. In fact, the protagonist in this article has really good conditions. He is a scholar and has special abilities, and he can still make so much money. However, the protagonist is from a poor family. He is very capable, able to endure hardships, and can stand up, but there is actually a big gap between the two. This actually amplifies the protagonist's image a bit, making it easier for the protagonist to be ignored. It's not that they have to be a perfect match, but I think they must have a very outstanding advantage (at that time). These are just my personal thoughts. If you think it's not good, don't criticize me. Damn it. [Sending my heart]

I'm a third of the way through and the other protagonist hasn't come out yet. I've been rambling on for a long time. Most of the plot can be summed up in one go. There's no need to write it in such detail. Those who like daily routines can jump in.

The writing is very good, and the pace is surprisingly slow. The author wrote eleven chapters about a wedding in one day. If I update two chapters a day, it would take five or six days to finish. I still keep reading it. It would be better to streamline it.

Originally, I wanted to give it three stars, because I was attracted to it by the natural disaster in the title and introduction. Then, I wanted to watch Goer getting married after reading the latest chapter from the first picture. When will the natural disaster I want to watch be available? There are too many unimportant plots in the front, which is very cumbersome. Basically, I haven't read a few chapters. There are more than 60 chapters in total, and I have only finished ten chapters. I only read the male protagonist and his song, the emotional line, and the natural disaster plot waiting for the back, which is about to enter the main plot later. I thought it was good, so I continued reading it and found it very interesting, so after thinking about it, I still I give it five stars, but I have to say that the first part is not necessary. Of course, I understand that it is normal for newcomers to not be able to grasp the rhythm well. The latter part is fine. It looks very good now, so I give it five stars. I hope to enter the main plot as soon as possible. I want to see the warmth of the male protagonist and his brother, the two people staying together in the natural disaster, the cruelty of the natural disaster, and the happiness of the protagonists.

Overall, it's pretty good. It has some great stuff but not much screen time. It's resolved quickly and the pace is quite slow. It's a farming story that I like. I really don't like pseudo-farming stories like officials or princes, generals or princes. But sometimes it's not good if it's too slow. This book talks about natural disasters from the beginning, but it only starts after more than 180 chapters. There are too many unnecessary psychological activities in it, and there are many words that are clearly mentioned in one sentence. That's fine. I wrote a lot of explanations. There is no need to clearly explain the reasons for a certain thing sentence by sentence. I just give you a few words that the readers can understand. Many times I am clearly asking a question, but I end up writing hundreds of words of mental activity before I start to answer other people's questions. It is very unnecessary. After I explain these things, I will forget about other people's questions. If these things are eliminated, the natural disasters will start in Chapter 80.

I came here from the author's previous book. There are some similarities between the two books. There are no Taichi people and everyone lives in harmony. I really like this type of movie. The relationship between the male protagonist and the uncle's family is very natural, and there is no advantage. I really like this kind of atmosphere. Hahahaha I have already followed the author, and I hope there will be more updates~~

It's a super interesting novel, please update it more often😊! Give the protagonist more protagonist aura➕Goldfinger➕luck. (Has a perfect ending)

It's good to read. It's the first time I read a natural disaster article. I only saw that everyone was collecting food. Why were there no preparations for weapons? If a large number of refugees came over, they would not be able to hold on to the food without weapons. The hoes in the farmers' homes are not very useful. I wonder if the author will arrange it later [Thoughts][Thoughts]

The previous story about parents is very good, about getting along with the family, building a house, etc. The rhythm is very well controlled, and the atmosphere of life is very strong. It feels like I am experiencing it in my own life. The family affection, the relationship with the fellow villagers, and the character development are very good. Recommended! Sentiment appeared relatively late, and the author spent a lot of time to prepare for Shou, and then began to urge marriage, blind date and marriage, etc., Which seemed a bit abrupt. Moreover, there seems to be a lot of controversy among the families who accept it, and they think that there are many excellent ones (some like the poor bamboo style, and some like the rich and flower style). I don't really like the relationship between the two of them, so I just skipped it. Everyone has their own preferences. [PS: Don't scold me. If you don't like it, I can delete it. It's just a comment. Let everyone express their opinions] After reading the comments, they said that the family line between the two cows at the end was very touching. There was no natural disaster yet, and the village worked together... And then read more

I really like the author's writing. The plot and characters are very good. It's a pity that the last one ended abruptly. But I still read it again often. I hope this one can write a thousand or two thousand chapters to keep me busy.