After Her Engagement Is Broken, the County Magistrate’s Eldest Daughter Fights Her Way to Success

The female lead is likable! The plot is also quite interesting! I've read over two hundred chapters and the female lead is constantly working hard to farm, open shops, and cook delicious food, while also helping with solving cases. The best part is that there aren't any random romantic subplots!

This book is well-written. Regardless of the era, people come and go, all born on the same land, creating a complex and diverse tapestry of colors for this world. The world is vast, accommodating the loves and hates of all kinds of people, and also accommodating the various changes people make in pursuit of a better life.

This book is written in a very simple and honest style. It tells the story of an ordinary farming family who, after passing a scientific expedition, are assigned to govern a remote county without any connections. They have two wonderful daughters. The eldest daughter, Chunqiong, single-handedly tries to discover how agriculture can bring prosperity to the people, and her father, the county magistrate, can achieve political success and no longer be at the mercy of others. It's a very good novel.

I only found out there was originally a male lead (Zhao San Gongzi) after reading the extra chapters. But it's good that there isn't a male lead; the female lead's struggles make more sense (actually, I think Lin Mu is more like a male lead than Zhao San 🤭).

The female protagonist worked hard to change the agricultural society with her knowledge and ideas, benefiting her family and the entire county. Fortunately, the author arranged for Zhao San Gongzi to marry her in the end, so that such a good female protagonist would not die alone. People who serve the people deserve respect and admiration.

The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of the eldest daughter of a poor county magistrate. She has only one sister, no brothers, but her parents don't mind and love her dearly. Yang Chunqiong's goal from beginning to end is straightforward: to farm and earn money. Ultimately, she does indeed help her father's official career advance through farming.

I finished reading the whole book today. When I got to the part about the desertification control project, I realized the female protagonist dedicated her entire life to the country and its people. To ensure that people no longer go hungry—what a noble ideal! She devoted her life to realizing it. It reminded me of Professor Yuan Longping, who, even at ninety years old, still devoted himself to the nation's food security. A truly respectable person.

It's a fairly realistic time-travel story, without any overpowered abilities, but the female lead is incredibly capable and knowledgeable. In many novels, with more detailed descriptions, she would be considered a major female lead. She's very practical and efficient, though less prominently featured behind the scenes. Her main motivation is to help her impoverished father, a county magistrate.

The female protagonist is a woman of vision and great love who created a granary on this barren land. Reading this novel is very fulfilling, and I feel proud of the female protagonist! Great book! 👍👍

The setting is two daughters! In ancient times, lineage was highly valued, and officials without sons wouldn't take concubines—a rather beautiful concept.