The Four-Season Farming Life of a Young Wife in Lotus Village

I enjoyed watching it, and I liked the female lead's personality. Although the romance hasn't fully developed yet, the male lead—or is he?—Seems good so far, and the focus is still on the food. However, my only concern is that the female lead gives away too much of the profits. It's a 40/30 split among three partners, with the recipes all going to her, and the other two only contributing labor.

Hahaha, I was wondering why the writing style sounded so familiar! Turns out it's the same author, the same one who wrote "Little Chef" last time. It's still so good! 🥰🥰🥰 Update soon! 😳😳😳 I finished reading it, and it was great!!! The male lead doesn't have much screen time; the friendships between the girls are even more precious, showing that women in ancient times could also make a name for themselves. There's a lot of food in it, and the chapter titles are basically arranged around food.

So good! I love the pacing! It's like watching an episodic drama, with each episode having its own unique plot that connects to form a complete story! 🥰 I love it! It's mostly about the female lead and her girlfriends getting rich! ~ The female lead only gets together with her husband near the end, so it's also good for those who prefer no romantic pairings. ~ I personally don't like children in the extra chapters, but I give the main story full marks! 😳😳

It's a good read. The female lead stays true to herself after transmigrating, taking each step with a grounded approach. The food descriptions are excellent, not just a rambling account. The male lead has a relatively low profile and not much screen time. The biggest drawback is that it's too short.

That's good. Some parts are quite similar. Although the female lead is an orphan, she's quite capable and doesn't need to rely on a man. It's just that there's not enough of that. The food descriptions are also excellent. It would be great if there were three or four hundred chapters.

It ended so suddenly, probably because of low traffic, so the author didn't want to continue. It was quite good. I actually wanted to give it four stars because the ending was so abrupt, but after thinking about it, I decided to give it five stars because it was really good. I personally really liked it.

Wonderful! A slow-burning, captivating story about running a food business, as gentle as a flowing stream. The author uses delicate strokes to depict food preparation (even the chapter titles are food names, haha), and showcases the various aspects of life through the business.

The book offers fresh and thought-provoking perspectives (judging actions, not intentions), making it a memorable read. The female protagonist's character and survival skills are worth learning from. However, some plot points felt rushed, and the ending felt a bit rushed. The first half was quite good. I hope the author maintains this momentum and writes another excellent work.

It ended too quickly 🤦 I haven't had enough yet. It was great, I finished the extra chapters in one go. The author's writing is superb, it makes you feel like you've actually traveled back to ancient times and lived in a beautiful, picturesque place.

It's not bad, but many details don't stand up to scrutiny 🤦