Kicked Out by My Own Parents, I Became a Hit Selling Fruit

After watching for a while, something seemed strange. Since the babies were switched at birth, and the original owner wanted to go home, why didn't they call the police? It felt like the family of three was using familial ties and morality to blackmail the original owner.

It's alright, a few minor flaws, but my poison resistance is maxed out so it's not a big deal. It's kind of a pseudo-cultivation/farming novel; the protagonist isn't too polite to his enemies, and his attacks are fairly moderate. The only problem is that the treatment of Lin Guorun's family is too lenient. [Learned][Learned]

It's super good-looking! If you want to cultivate immortality, you must first farm; if you want to farm, you must first cultivate immortality. In short, you won't lose out.

I absolutely love this male protagonist. He doesn't suffer any injustice, and there aren't any exaggerated face-slapping scenes, making for a very comfortable read.

Not bad, not bad. So far, there are no major flaws. It has a light urban fantasy theme with a good pace, making it easy and enjoyable to read. The characters are also very decisive in resolving issues.

This book is quite well-written; keep it up! You could also write about the warmth of family life.

It's good. There's no scheming or backstabbing, and no heart-wrenching plot.

It's not bad, but this family from the county town really cracked me up. The Ye family, hahaha.

It's a pretty good story, much better than those regretful stories.

A very good farming novel