[Female Protagonist, No Romance + Teaching and Farming + No System or Pocket Dimension + Everyday Family Life + Fictional Setting + Transmigration]
Huai Mu had only intended to return to her hometown to visit family. When she saw villagers being cheated because they couldn’t read, she took pity on them and also wanted to honor her mother’s dying wish, so she opened a small village school to teach the children to read and write. Who knew the school would grow so successful that her students would eventually be found all over the land?
The village was remote, and the villagers were poor and rarely got to eat meat. So she taught them to grow rapeseed, build an oil press, raise bees and harvest honey, and farm rice-field fish for meat, among other things.
A little village set out on the road to prosperity.
She settled in the countryside too, farming a little in her spare time from teaching and putting her talents to use to help those in need. When she wanted to see the world, she went out. When she was tired, she returned to her own little patch of land and shut out the world.
The heroine is too generous and looks a little aggrieved. She helps with everything and is not like the Virgin, but she just makes her feel uncomfortable. She agrees to anyone's request. Very soft-hearted. It feels very easy to talk, but it may not be appropriate in ancient times, and I feel that the heroine is not very rich. They also gave me books. In my opinion, ancient books are very precious.
Summary: It's frustrating to do good deeds and still get scolded. The attitude of the villagers was so speechless. . The female host of the village school did not restrain herself. She also found ways to help the villagers solve the problem of pens, inks, paper and inkstones, and helped them make new tea to sell for money. However, some villagers have been badmouthing the female protagonist, and even scolded the female protagonist in person, such as ↓ Zhang Mu was furious and pointed at Huai Mucong, "You! Just you! Are you embarrassed to be your children's teacher? The money is obviously unwarranted, so why are you so embarrassed! Fortunately, I didn't sign up my child in the first place. You don't deserve it at all!" And this plot appears when the heroine is helping the villagers solve the wrong tax problem. It would be reasonable to say that the villagers are brainless and emotional, but there are also some plots in the past that are particularly speechless, such as ↓ In the case of pirated textbooks, the female protagonist helped the male student, but because he did not agree to write a petition, the male student immediately turned against the female protagonist. Even if he could not reason with the female protagonist, the male student still impulsively wanted to file a report, but was controlled by his family. His arm was dislocated, and the female protagonist went to help set the bones. The male student spat at the female protagonist and cursed her. . What the heroine does is definitely not something that everyone is willing to support. This is normal, but even if the heroine scolds her in person, what does it mean if the heroine doesn't scold her back? The heroine doesn't owe them anything, so why doesn't she retaliate when she's scolded?? There are more scenes that are speechless and frustrating. I am too lazy to type them all. Anyway, I feel very frustrated. Please watch with caution.
This is the first time I review a book. It is really well written, and the heroine in the writing has great wisdom. I finished it in one afternoon. Now I just ask the author not to stop. 🤭 🤭 Looking forward to the next chapter
It's quite good-looking, the writing style is very ancient, and there are no words that shouldn't appear. Except for taking the initiative to bring up the heroine's past life, it is basically impossible to tell that the heroine has traveled through time, and she gets along well with the villagers. The heroine's strength is okay, and she's very humane, but she's a bit too soft-hearted, but generally speaking, it's acceptable. Deduct one star for the heroine's single arrow (the number one county magistrate). The heroine has no intention of doing so, but she has many interactive plots with him, especially playing the piano for him and helping him quit smoking! There was also a particularly naughty student (he almost drowned while playing in the water) who hated naughty children, although this changed later.
The writing is good and the story is pretty good. But I feel it's awkward in many places. Judging from the little bits of her original life and past life experiences mentioned in the book, it seems that the heroine is not capable of reciting the Five Classics, but is also a craftsman who can make brushes, stir-fry tea, and be eloquent. With that experience in her previous life, I don't think she is a talkative person. It feels too over the top.
Maybe it's a new author, five stars to encourage it. It's a bit frustrating. The heroine is always pushed forward and regresses again and again, which feels a bit unprincipled. To be honest, I don't really like the heroine like this!
What I wrote earlier is a bit long, but it is very interesting. I hope I can write more about the school and make the class more detailed and interesting.
It looks good so far,
Nice structure and writing
Not bad. Teaching is secondary. I thought teaching and farming would be warm and cozy. Troublemakers and more are being dealt with.