Reborn as the Villainous First Wife, I Rely on the Mountains to Feed My Family

Having read several stories where the male lead suffers amnesia and is deceived, and the female lead is a vicious ex-wife, this one is the most to my liking. The plot transitions naturally; the female lead tells the male lead that she deceived him and also saved him just a few days after she transmigrates, which is much better than waiting anxiously for him to regain his memory and then being…

It's still a very good read. What bothered me was that the original owner should have switched places with the female lead; she would have gone to enjoy a life of luxury while the female lead would have to work herself to the bone supporting a large family. Another point is why, when the female lead and male lead were together, did everyone subconsciously assume she wasn't his wife?

It's alright. There's no special advantage; it's all hard-earned money, accumulated little by little. The younger brother is luckier, always finding good stuff. The family and other villagers are friendly. The only downside is the female lead's hand is a bit clumsy. She only earns a few dozen coins a day when selling things, but later she gets a hundred coins for good items.

Overall, it's very good, with a good pace, vivid characters, and the male lead doesn't feel out of place (I've only read novels without a romantic pairing before, and I usually find it easy to get disappointed when reading novels with a romantic pairing). I read the latest chapter in one go, it's such a pity...

I caught up with her, and couldn't help but comment. Overall, it's not bad, but why do the female lead's mother and grandmothers always have so many hands? They're always either patting her, pinching her, or hitting her with branches. The female lead is already fifteen years old! Even in modern times, she'd be considered a grown woman, let alone in ancient times.

This is the first farming-themed novel I've read that avoids scheming and backstabbing, proving that a good novel can be written without excessively vilifying supporting characters. However, this is just my personal opinion, so please don't criticize too harshly. (The only drawback was the romance, which I found unsatisfying.

It's a good read. The way the characters earn money in the beginning feels very realistic; every penny is hard-earned. I love reading stories like this, where the story unfolds gradually. The female lead is very charming; it's hard not to love such a vibrant and relatable character. ❤️❤️

Another delicious dish to enjoy with rice!!! So good! The characters are well-developed, with almost no awful ones, creating a simple and heartwarming feeling! There are no cheat codes; it's just a story of how someone slowly builds their fortune through their own skills.

Lately, I've been enjoying reading heartwarming and peaceful slice-of-life farming novels. They feel so comfortable and give me a sense of tranquility. As for the comment that the female lead is too stingy, I think that's perfectly reasonable. She's a modern person who transmigrated to the past, so she has the ability to earn money, and it's relatively easy for her.

Unlike other novels where a pound of mushrooms can sell for three taels of silver, this book depicts a protagonist who works hard and uses his knowledge to improve his life. The character descriptions are logical and relatable. A rare and excellent work.