My Father Faked His Death and Remarried, So I Helped My Mother Farm Her Way to a Noble Title

The synopsis made me think his father's departure was premeditated, but it turns out he genuinely suffered from amnesia, then remarried and had children. His son even needed his own brother as a medicinal ingredient. Based on the current plot, I don't think he can simply hate his father. 🤔🤔

The writing is fluent, but some ideas are too naive. After telling the villagers that sweet potatoes are edible, they still take 70% of the profits, which is lower than what the first pharmacy offered. They even ask for children from the villagers, which is too much of a matter of course.

The content is interesting, but the premise is a bit flawed, such as the female lead being surrounded by various powerful figures in disguise. However, the author did a good job portraying each minor character, introducing their backgrounds to varying degrees.

It's really super good, the plot is very engaging, I love it! At first, I thought the protagonist's father was the kind who climbed the social ladder by marrying into wealth, but he wasn't. I have some reservations about his choice, but thinking about it carefully, it's actually better if he didn't choose the protagonists.

Chapter 53 tells the story of a father who died young while serving in the military, a mother who fell ill from overwork, and the need for the children to support the family. It follows the growth of the five children and their journey from not being able to afford food to becoming wealthy, a path filled with hardship and opportunity.

This article has a smooth narrative, pays attention to detailed descriptions, is accurate and error-free, and the plot is consistent with the realism of the environment. It reads smoothly without any abruptness and is quite acceptable.

This is a rare and captivating farming novel. As a 20-year veteran reader, I couldn't help but keep following it. How could the rating be so low? It doesn't do justice to such a gem of a novel.

It's written quite realistically, not bad 👍

It's so well written! The characters are well-developed and three-dimensional, and the story is full of twists and turns.

The novel has a few minor issues, but these do not detract from its overall excellence. Judging by the overall quality of Tomato Novels, this novel deserves a score of 9 or higher.