Transmigrating to the 1990s to Farm and Raise a Child

This is a farming and food novel that I really enjoy. I especially love the female lead's "golden finger" ability, which I feel is even better than the "spiritual spring water." The spiritual spring water has great effects and a wide range of applications, but the risk of exposure is high.

It's exceptionally well-written. The female protagonist is down-to-earth, farming and growing vegetables, and setting up a stall during the off-season to prevent her two children from becoming left-behind children. It's incredibly heartwarming, and there aren't any truly awful relatives or neighbors.

Beautiful, I recommend it with five stars! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A heartwarming story about raising a child, simple yet with a touch of adventure. I like female protagonists who don't have many advantages but live a down-to-earth life. I really, really, really love the female lead. I don't understand why not many people are watching and there are no ratings.

There are no exaggerated golden fingers or sudden riches. The female protagonist lives a simple life step by step with her own vegetable garden and wild vegetables from the mountains. There are no unpleasant characters. Her family helps each other. It is plain and simple, yet it is captivating.

I've reached the latest chapter, chapter 48. It's a good read, depicting a simple and peaceful life that brings me joy.

It's really good. The female lead has a small but very useful cheat ability that isn't overly overpowered. I especially love this relaxed lifestyle. 😳😳😳😳😳

It's really good; simplicity is the best. 😘😘😘 There aren't any overly powerful plot devices; it feels very real. 😳😳😳 The children are very well-behaved. 🥰🥰🥰

This is a really good, pure farming novel. It's a bit of a shame the female lead doesn't have a romance, but then again, there's no need to feel bad about that; after all, men are all the same. I don't know why this novel only got a 6.6 Rating; it's not bad compared to other novels that get 8-9.

It's pretty good, quite enjoyable. The female lead is down-to-earth, growing grains, vegetables, and fruit to sell, which is quite hard work. However, she has a little cheat code: everything she grows tastes and looks good, so she manages to make a small profit. Her efforts are generally rewarded. Her family isn't a bad person either, and the two children are both sensible and adorable. It's a slice-of-life story, a farming story, and quite enjoyable.

It's nice, very simple and heartwarming, but the plot moves too slowly.