Transmigrated to a Farmhouse, Raising a Son to Pass the Imperial Exams

It might have been written by a female author; it feels a bit like a romance novel. They're married but haven't even consummated their marriage, so what's the point of talking about cultivating feelings? 😂 One more thing to add: in ancient times, if the couple did not consummate their marriage on their wedding night, it would have a great impact on the reputation of both the man and the woman, and they would be suspected of having problems.

It's alright, I could keep reading. It would be even better without the "golden finger" (cheat code). The addition of a spatial dimension makes it feel like it's heading towards fantasy. Originally, I just wanted to read a simple, peaceful slice-of-life story set in ancient times, focusing on farming and daily life. The male lead values ​​family and is quite flexible in his actions. Although he sometimes shows excessive kindness and meddles, it's still good; this adds to the story's appeal.

It's a very realistic rural life; there's no getting rich overnight by finding ginseng on the mountain, brewing wine, or setting up a stall. Aside from finding something you don't like...

It's a good read. I think the male lead is well-written, but the female lead seems to value her family too much.

The story unfolds gradually, with a logical and plausible plot and well-developed characters. Although it deals with everyday life, the content feels authentic, and the characters are meticulously portrayed, each one feeling like someone you might know. It's been a long time since I've written a book review, and this one is definitely worth recommending.

I saw that I didn't look at the space anymore. I feel the rating is a bit low. Those who like stories about space-themed novels should check it out. The writing is quite good, and the first few chapters were very enjoyable. I think the rating should be at least 8.5. Although I don't like space-themed novels and dropped this one, I'm giving it a review because of the author's writing. I hope the rating goes up!

This must be the most overworked male protagonist I've ever read in a time-travel novel, having to worry about everything. It made me feel suffocated and unhappy. My partner even said I might be going through menopause. The story is quite good, but I can't bear not to read it.

An ordinary, unremarkable person who transmigrates without needing to fight for power or take exams. Not everyone has the ability to use cheat codes; after all, ordinary people make up the majority, and not everyone is destined for that. Overall, it's not bad.

It's heartwarming, and compared to other novels, its realism makes you feel immersed in the story as you read.

The story unfolds gently and steadily, unlike other books that seem designed to sell immediately after release. It feels very realistic. I hope the author updates frequently.