I’m Devoted to Cultivation, but the Nation Wants Me to Grow Vegetables

I go online just to read fairy tales like this 😢 It's so great! The people in them are all so nice. There are bad guys too, but there are way more good guys than bad guys. It's not that books that are very realistic are bad, it's just that people just want to read something beautiful, something that warms their hearts. Everyone knows about reality, but I've seen too much of the coldness and warmth of human relationships in real life, so I just want to read something heartwarming.

The first chapter is a bombshell: the female protagonist is pregnant with an unknown man's child, and it seems she's going to give birth. Firstly, if both individuals conceived the child due to medication, they should terminate the pregnancy to correct their mistake.

A very good story. The biological family members are kind and the villagers are very honest and simple, with not many rotten relatives. The story is similar to some farming stories but not ordinary. The most endearing people who provide medicine to the country are truly touching.

It's great, I binged it all in one go! I really like the chemistry between the male and female leads. I accidentally clicked on it and didn't notice the pregnancy part, but it turns out there's very little of her screen time. So far, there aren't many bizarre characters in the plot, so it's not the kind of thing that makes you feel exhausted. And the bizarre situations are resolved quickly; the female lead is very decisive.

It's so good! I just finished reading it after staying up all night. Please update soon! At first, I didn't quite understand why the female lead would keep those two kids after transmigrating, and there were other issues that I didn't like. I thought she was just a plot device. But later, the author filled in all those plot holes. Actually, the male lead is definitely the plot device, hahaha! The plot isn't dragging either, and the author's writing is fantastic! 🥰🥰🥰

The author of this novel has such a strong sense of realism; most of the book reviewers liked it, and many of the paragraph reviews did too 🤭. I'm halfway through reading it, and it seems the female lead knows that Mr. Huo is the father of her child, but why is she being distant? I'm curious when their relationship will progress!

Thank you everyone for the donations! Thank you all for your support! The author is asking for five stars, a few likes to urge for more updates, and lots of comments! 😘😘😘😘 There may be occasional typos or awkward sentences in the book; please feel free to point them out so I can improve! Of course, novels are meant to be fictional and relaxing, so they can't be flawless or universally loved.

It's great! It's great, there aren't many awful characters, and the female lead isn't the infatuated type. The male lead is also very good. Author, please add an extra chapter! Extra chapter! Over 400 chapters and the baby still hasn't been born? 😂 She's pregnant at the beginning? 🤦 Is she carrying Nezha?

I love reading slow-paced, farming-themed novels, with delicious food and beautiful scenery. This one progresses quite quickly; the food is a bit exaggerated, but that exaggeration is so satisfying to read. Things I used to dislike, I find I don't dislike anymore. It's written logically and perfectly. So comfortable, I love it.

I've read up to chapter 83 so far, and I think it's quite good. The pacing is decent and doesn't drag. Many novels about selling vegetables haven't even started selling vegetables by chapter 30 or 40; they just keep rambling on and on. This one is progressing well so far, and I recommend reading it.