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

It may have been written by a female author, and it feels a bit like a romance. Even if you don't consummate your marriage, why should you cultivate a relationship? [Laughing and crying] One more thing to add, if the marriage was not consummated on the wedding night in ancient times, if word spread, it would have a great impact on the reputation of both the man and the woman, and they would be suspected of having problems.

I think it's okay and I can keep reading. It would be better without cheats. It feels like it's developing into a fantasy novel. It has space. Originally, I only wanted to read stories about the daily life of farming in ancient times. The male protagonist is very fond of family ties and is flexible in his daily work. Although he will show extra kindness and take care of other things, fortunately, this way of writing will add a little more to the story.

It's a very real farm life. There is no such thing as picking up ginseng and getting rich as soon as you go up the mountain, making wine or setting up a stall. I just don't like it when you pick up a space.

It's good to watch. I feel that the male protagonist is well-written, but the female protagonist is a little too focused on her mother's family.

Slowly speaking, the plot of the story is reasonable and the characters are not exaggerated. Although it is about trivial matters in daily life, the content is real and the characters are detailed and each one seems to be the person around him. It's been a long time since I've written a book review, and it's worth recommending.

I saw the space and didn't look any further. I feel that the rating is a bit low. If you like reading about space, you should give it a try. The writing is very good. The first few chapters are very good. I think the rating should be at least 8.5. Although I don't like space writing and abandoned it, I am here to evaluate it for the author's writing style. I hope the score will get higher and higher!

This is probably the most tiring story I have ever read about a time-travel novel where the male protagonist has to worry about everything. It made me feel aggrieved and unhappy. My family member asked me if I was going through menopause. The article is very good and I couldn't bear to read it.

Ordinary people who travel through time do not need to fight for power or fame. Without cheats, not everyone has that ability. After all, ordinary people are the majority and not everyone has that fate. Generally speaking, it is pretty good.

Warmth, compared to other novels, it is so realistic, and you become immersed in it as you read it.

It tells the story in a long and smooth way, and it is not like other books where you just try to sell something for money. It feels very real. I hope there will be more updates.