I'm Quitting Showbiz! The Nobody's Vegetable Garden Goes Viral

I really like this kind of story about farming and selling vegetables, and the heroine has a good character. My personal lightning points are: first, there are many top-notch ones, but there are too many bad ones. Second, the male protagonist is a fiancé who has broken off the engagement. He is very loaded with goods and the female protagonist is very good.

The author greatly describes a very good protagonist with a smart mind, strong skills and perseverance. He is relentless in achieving his goals. Although the author has always said that the protagonist will do anything to achieve his goals, but so far I have seen the protagonist not do anything without a bottom line (I hope it will not collapse later).

It was good, but the ending was a bit rushed. I really like this kind of modern farming story. The heroine came back from the apocalypse, which scared me terribly. I thought she was going to deal with some kind of sworn enemy, or some kind of subordinate who came back with her, but luckily it wasn't. Don't like this routine. Overall not bad.

I like this type of vegetable-growing novels. The heroine is super sensible and open-minded, and the writing style is also very light and humorous. There are no serious plots of conspiracy or female abuse. It's very comfortable to watch every day. But I didn't expect it to end suddenly. I couldn't bear to leave it. ❤️

How to say it? The writing is extremely interesting! The heroine never has internal conflicts, but why does the heroine have to be criticized by others from the village? Although it is explained later, she still has to suffer from this cowardice😮‍💨,

It's really beautiful! Everyone, feel free to rush. The story is probably about farming + a little bit of the entertainment industry + a slap in the face with cool writing. It's a very good read. This book is the only one that I didn't find boring. Although the other books I read before were also good, there were always places where I found them a bit boring. I feel that this book is mainly based on the plot line, so there are very few places where I can get into trouble. On the contrary, I feel that the male and female protagonists are a bit comfortable to read. Then there is the plot, which is very funny in some places. After reading this book, I felt very comfortable and it is very suitable for everyone to read when they are bored. If you just want to read that kind of sweet story, I don't recommend it. It can even be said that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not complete at all. In the book, the relationship between male and female friends has always been there. It is a light book. But the author writes about farming in the countryside really well, and the kind of neighborhood relationships he writes about is very good. Anyway, I saw it myself and thought it was really good-looking [Admiration] There are some very annoying characters in the book. If you don't like this, I don't recommend it.

I entered the book years ago and finished it in one go today. I originally liked farming articles, but then I read this book out of nowhere. I finished it out of nowhere. It's okay, it's not uncomfortable at all, and it won't cause breast hyperplasia or anything like that. It can be seen that if it goes on for a little longer, I will have that kind of burnout period. It will basically not be there, it will be just right, and then it will be the finale. I even kind of like the ending. It's just that they are still in love and it's over. There isn't even a series about getting married and having children. It's really quite interesting.

It's a pretty good novel, and the human nature it writes is very real. When I was down, I avoided all my relatives, but when I got rich, they all came to me, and they were all weird relatives. Throughout the book, I saw that the kings and queens and their cubs were taken back to be "captive" by so-called experts and professors (research is not a different kind of captivity after all). I was very angry when they failed to raise them and seven or eight of them died. I also read the news about the golden pheasant, but I didn't feel much about it at the time. I was really angry after reading the novel about it. I only gave four stars because it wasn't enough! Still unfinished! The ending is a little hasty, but when you think about it, it is an open ending after all. The future in the book is entirely up to our imagination. It's worth reading, it's a delicious novel.

It's been many years since I last wrote a book review. But this is one of the rare modern novels that I really like. It involves a bit about the entertainment industry, withdrawal from the industry, and the kind of vegetable-growing skills with spiritual power. The key is that the male and female protagonists of the same type who have been seen together have very few scenes. Although this book is not many, it is relatively satisfying. It would be even more satisfying if there were more. All in all, I like it very much! I really like the heroine's decisiveness in facing right and wrong and her "soft-heartedness" that is just right. Rounding it off, apart from the short length, there are no shortcomings! But I still have some doubts about Suisui. Why does it basically disappear in the later period? As for why Changqing Village has a long life, except for the well, it was briefly mentioned, but it didn't seem to say why. There is another question that I personally feel is very important and has not been explained, that is, what are the things in the peach orchards on the mountains that Yan Liang sold and the things in the fields that can make people gain weight??? Personally, I think that this clear explanation is really necessary for me who likes to read some articles about "spiritual vegetable growing" and "modern" articles!!!

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