I Went Back to My Hometown to Farm.

There's a problem. Shouldn't my uncle's father be my grandfather? How could he be his grandfather?

Hahahaha, is this an attack? Curious

Come on Gugu, I think it's well written. I really like reading farming articles but there are so few good ones!

Is Gong finally showing up?

It should be the boy at the train station? Hey, setting up a sideline business at a train station is like a non-existent country coffee shop?

Am I the only one who thinks toona buds are smelly?

Woohoo, I also want to leisurely see the life of Nanshan in the countryside or picking chrysanthemums in the southeast.

Yes! It's hard to find a job now!

It's too abrupt to call someone by their first name and last name among acquaintances and friends, and it's also the first one to go home. No one would call themselves by their full name in front of their family members.

The writing is very good, I wish the author's collection will increase! !

I've read a few chapters, but the content link can't be found. I didn't finish one thing and moved on to the next chapter the next day. I can't stand it anymore.

I'm hungry in the middle of the night!

I have a little suggestion, that is, can the protagonist call him grandpa, uncle, etc. When he thinks of his family? It feels so weird to explain the psychological dynamics of the protagonist by referring directly to Old Man Gu and Gu Dashan.

The transition in this chapter is a bit confusing! ! !

The transitions in these two chapters are a bit abrupt.

Does another protagonist appear?

Hahahahahaha so interesting

Hahahaha, it seems that the only one who looks ugly is himself.

Is there any update today? !

Can I update it? I only updated 3 chapters of another article. It's so sad.

Come on! ! ! It feels like a rural life with a steady flow of water.

Why hasn't it been updated? (Crying) I quite like it, and it's even tied!

Can you continue to update? (Pleading)

Yay! The author has updated!

Short position hhhhh

Why do you call me uncle or grandpa? This title is not quite right, right?

If you call me grandpa, dad is the bride-in-law, but what about that person?