Reborn in a Matriarchal World, Busy Farming and Supporting My Family

A very pure farming novel, warm and peaceful, with just the right number of husbands—not too many, not too few. It's not overly sentimental, with no palace intrigue, very down-to-earth, and quite good.

This is truly a farming novel! The character relationships are incredibly simple. I don't understand those stories that claim you can't write a story without political intrigue and a journey to the capital. The author's food descriptions are superb; even I, who don't like cabbage, want to try it!

Overall, it's a very good watch, especially the second brother. The eldest and third brothers were quite annoying at first, but later the eldest brother realized he liked the female lead and started to try to please her, which was quite nice. Personally, I didn't find the third brother very likable; he was constantly jealous of the eldest and second brothers and only caused trouble.

The author writes very well. Ignore those comments saying the female lead is a kept woman; the synopsis clearly warns against such things. Why bother trying to gain attention in the comments section? Just write according to your own ideas. I hope the later plot matches the synopsis—a normal farming story, without power struggles, influential figures, or overnight riches.

It's so good! Finally, no female protagonist in a matriarchal society has to fawn over the male lead. That's how we strong, independent women should be! 🥰

It's quite realistic. The female lead doesn't have that much of a halo, and she won't inexplicably feel sorry for the men or start making amends to them.

Excellent! The story unfolds gradually and steadily. The female lead, upon first arriving in the world, doesn't exhibit the cliché of self-blame and heartache for the male leads; instead, she's indifferent. She doesn't mistreat the male leads, but towards strangers, she adopts a "I won't bother you unless you bother me" attitude.

There aren't any dramatic plot twists; it's a slice-of-life story set in a matriarchal society. The female lead is neither bullied nor appreciated, and she won't repay the debts of the original owner of the body. She's cold on the outside but warm on the inside. The male leads are also well-developed, each with their own personality.

Very good, a very realistic female-dominated farming novel. There's not much scheming or political intrigue, and the husband's personality is quite likable and realistic. The only downside is the somewhat rushed ending 🥺 Overall, very good, highly recommended! 💕 There's not much scheming or intrigue, making it suitable for those who want to read a female-dominated novel about a peaceful, farming life.

I read it with another account before, but I didn't finish it. I didn't expect it to be completed. The writing is good, and the genre is farming fiction, which is what I like... But the male character's impurity made me feel so uncomfortable. He was impure in both body and mind. "Although he later fell in love with the female lead," they never knew that the person had been replaced.