After Dressing up as a Doormat, the System Made the Whole Family Prosperous

It's quite interesting. It has some popular science about crops. The geographical environment, climate and crops in the south are all correct. The house the protagonist builds is not just a courtyard house or a brick house, but is built according to the local climate. Everyone has their own characteristics. People in the village don't always speak four-character idioms, and there are always scholars and scholars. It's not written that the ancients didn't eat pigs or go into the water, nor did ginseng and polygonum multiflorum grow randomly in the mountains. It's quite realistic.

The heroine has a light personality and a steady flow. She is really farming seriously. She is digging with hoe after hoe, planting rice, planting cucumbers and touching eggs. The writing is very detailed and very life-like. There are some top-notch stories interspersed in the middle. There is no cp, no romance, female-friendly. They are all ordinary people working hard to make money. Personally, I feel that the logic is very good. There are no flaws or mistakes, and it is also a rare southern farming novel.

It's good-looking, has a brisk pace, and the characters are quite likable.