The Female Emperor: Starting with Farming in the Cold Palace

Five stars for the female lead, Tang Yuxin. I haven't seen such a realistic female lead in a long time. I encountered this term in a high school Chinese exam: "the inherent weaknesses of the petty bourgeoisie." The female lead certainly doesn't reach that extreme; she embodies the weaknesses of an ordinary person, or rather, the weaknesses everyone possesses: selfishness coupled with a sense of…

Wow, wow, wow! Why do I always have such a discerning eye? The best stuff is always still ongoing... I just want to ask, please, please don't stop updating (I need to put some pressure on the author). It's so incredibly good! I've been searching for so long, there are so few pure farming novels out there.

It's good, so why is the rating so low? There's no sign of a romantic relationship between the female lead and the male lead, nor does it seem to be developing into a story about the emperor's favorite concubine. It's just a slow-paced, peaceful farming novel. There aren't any major plot twists, and I really enjoyed this farming novel. I can only say it's definitely worth reading! ❤️❤️❤️

It's alright, but there's one problem: the author keeps emphasizing that chlorella is high in protein, but in reality, high protein can't be used as a staple food; you'd starve to death. But it doesn't matter, finding a survival book like this isn't easy anyway.

I've finished the whole book. At first, I thought it was a farming novel, and I followed the updates closely. But after it moved away from the main story, it lost that farming vibe. However, it's still a good read. Personally, I liked the farming parts the most. The author writes very well, with strong logic, clear organization, and a unique and engaging writing style. But if you're looking for the farming aspect, focus on the beginning; the later parts feel a bit disjointed.

I love reading stories about people who improve their lives through hard work and perseverance. The descriptions of farming and daily life are quite detailed, and there's a lot of information to learn. The author's writing is good; I look forward to more updates.

There probably won't be any romantic pairings later on; I personally prefer stories without romantic pairings.

I'm so hesitant! It's entertaining but a bit boring, with not much interpersonal interaction; it's mostly farming and teaching. But I quite like the peaceful feeling, even though it has a slightly saintly vibe (like the Zhou Fei cold palace scene). But I can make sense of it logically. It knows when to get angry and when to lash out, but it's not always hostile.

It's quite interesting; it involves farming in the imperial harem. The author is quite good at farming; let's hope it doesn't turn into palace intrigue later on. Judging from the protagonist's current demeanor, there's a tendency for her to form a romantic relationship with the eldest prince. She learned from Wu Zetian's story of a concubine marrying her legitimate son, eventually gaining immense power and cultivating the land.

The rating is too low. The writing is delicate, the content is humorous, the emotional transitions are smooth, and the characters are well-developed. It's clearly not a poorly written work, which is rare on Tomato. I hope the author clarifies soon whether it's a no-romance story; this is quite important for readers. I think most readers still prefer stories with romantic pairings.