From the Start, I Divorced Him and Thrived at My Parents' Home

Without any special abilities or cheat codes to aid the transmigrator, the story unfolds gradually and gently, making it a very enjoyable read. Having read many transmigration novels with systems and special abilities, I find this one even more captivating. I look forward to seeing more exciting developments later on!

This is a satisfying read, featuring a few extreme characters that can be a bit infuriating, but overall it's quite good. There's no overpowered plot device; our strong female lead, Wan Yue, lives a good life. Unlike many stories where she builds a house in the village and then leaves for a better place, this one is different. I really liked that.

I think this farming-themed novel is very well-written. The female lead is sensible, courageous, and resourceful. She leads her family to wealth and prosperity, extends a helping hand to those who have helped them, and prevents bad people from taking advantage of her. The story is peaceful and heartwarming, and her relationship with the male lead is sweet. The ending is also very happy.

This is a really good book! Without any external aids, knowledge is power. A strong inner strength and the female protagonist's courage, wisdom, and skillful use of both kindness and firmness are what make her so memorable. All her kindness is like offering help in times of need, leaving a lasting impression.

It's a pretty good time-travel novel. There's no palace intrigue, just the mundane details of rural life. The female protagonist uses recipes, entertainment products, farm tools, and so on to rise to the top of her life. Her ex-husband is filled with regret, and she goes from being the county magistrate's wife to the aunt. Life is peaceful and the ending is perfect!

It's short and concise, and aside from the romance between the male and female leads, everything else is perfect. The female lead is also quite good; she doesn't have any special abilities or a magical ability, and she lives a down-to-earth rural life. Her family is all very nice and harmonious.

Why is the rating for this book, *CCC*, so low? It's really good! The plot is great, not dragging at all, and there are absolutely no flaws. The female lead is wonderful, and her family is great too. Aside from the slightly underdeveloped relationship between her and the male lead, I think it's all very good. I want to recommend every good book to everyone!

It shouldn't be seven stars, it should be at least nine! The female lead's personality is so good, she's so eloquent, unlike some stories where the characters are pretentious and seem to have no mouth at all, just guessing this and that. The parents' family is also great; the level of awful relatives in this story isn't even a tenth as bad as those in other stories! 😂 Also, the ending was too abrupt; it could have easily been another 300,000 words.

It's not bad; it's the kind of "three-no" farming novel I like (no space, no system, no cheat). The heroine's family is all nice, except for her second sister-in-law. Most of the villagers are good, but there are quite a few awful ones too. The heroine is good at arguing and won't let herself be wronged! However, to be fair, I'll still talk about the parts I think were poorly written.

It's really good! Why is the rating so low? Having read so many time-travel novels with all sorts of cheat codes, this is a truly good and understated time-travel story. It's not exaggerated, pretentious, or affected. 😂