My Father Schemed to Send Me to the Countryside? Reborn, I Send Him to Prison

Wow, that's amazing! It's so potent! 🤮

It's really well-written, realistically reflecting the everyday life of rural residents at that time, the hardships of the educated youth's lives, and their backstabbing and infighting. I was almost misled by the comments into thinking it was trash, but it's actually quite well-written with few flaws.

I read it in one go, it was really good, I highly recommend this book, it's excellent and a very engaging period novel.

It's written very realistically; that's what life was like back then. The people were also very simple and honest. I like this novel.

It has a bit of that era's feel to it. The language is fluent, and the plot unfolds naturally. It just overlooks one thing: cotton quilts weren't sold back then.

This novel objectively depicts the realities of life in society at that time; only those who experienced it can truly understand it, making it well worth reading.

Cultivation, martial arts, professions, beast taming—these themes can become tiring to read after a while. But for some reason, slice-of-life stories, despite their seemingly dull nature, are incredibly captivating.

I finished reading it and read the latest chapter. It's quite well-written. This book leans towards slice-of-life, and the content is all very reasonable. I really like it. The only slightly irritating parts are the deliberate karmic retribution and the contrived harem for the protagonist, but they're minor.

Rich in content, interesting, vivid and touching.

It's aesthetically pleasing, down-to-earth, and has a vintage feel. It's not flashy.