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

From the introduction, I thought his father left home premeditatedly, but it turned out that he really lost his memory, then married a wife and had a son, and the son needed a sibling as a source of medicine. According to the current plot, I don't think I can just hate the father [Thoughts][Thoughts]

The writing is fluent, but some of the ideas are too naive. After telling the villagers that the sweet potato can be eaten, they have to smoke 70% of it, which is lower than what the first pharmacy gave. It is only natural to think that people want to have children.

The content is very interesting, but the setting is a bit unsatisfactory. For example, the heroine is surrounded by various bosses wearing vests. However, the author has done a good job in portraying each of the minor characters, and has more or less introduced their identity and background. I especially like the character Song Osmanthus. Unexpectedly, it is not written in a way that she is grateful to the heroine after receiving some favors. Instead, she focuses on describing her caution and vigilance in the face of her parents' fear and worry of matricide and her hatred for the daughter at home whose parents abused her. This complex emotion deepens her feeling as a person, rather than an idealized novel character. Another awkward point is that the emotional line between the male and female protagonists feels a bit strange and develops inexplicably, especially the moment when the female protagonist learns that the male protagonist is in Wuzhou [laughs]. The author wrote that the female protagonist is calm and composed in the early stage, but she panics just because the male protagonist is in Wuzhou [Petrochemical], which feels a bit broken. In general, the plot development is very compact, and the small characters are well portrayed. I like it very much. The author will update it soon [licking the screen][licking the screen][licking the screen]

It's really great to watch, and the plot is not too confusing. I really like it. When I first read the synopsis, I thought the protagonist's father was the kind of person who seeks wealth, but it turned out not to be the case. But what about the choice of the protagonist's father? But actually thinking about it carefully, it's actually quite good not to choose the protagonist. Otherwise, it would feel like having a child with someone else, but it would come back. For the protagonist's family, I still feel that there is a grudge in my heart. In the end, I just hope that the Qin family can fall. I hope there are more scenes with the protagonist's father. I want to see more.

After reading Chapter 53, the father died prematurely while nominally serving in the army, and the mother fell ill from overwork, and needed children to support the family. The growth history of the five children, how they went from being unable to eat to becoming rich, with hard work and opportunities along the way.

The narrative of this article is smooth, the description is detailed, the text is accurate and the plot is in line with the reality of the environment. There is no sense of abruptness in reading, so it is acceptable.

It is a rare and fascinating farming novel. As a bookworm of 20 years, I can't help but keep reading. How come the rating is so low? It is not worthy of such a treasure novel.

The writing is quite practical, good [like]

The writing is so good, the characters are full-bodied and three-dimensional, and the story has ups and downs.

There are a few minor problems in the full text, but the flaws outweigh the flaws. Based on the overall quality of Tomato novels, this novel deserves a score of 9 or above.