The first half is very interesting, but getting on the right track with your career is a bit boring. Development is taken care of in one go. Family experiences take up too much, the decision to go to the epicenter is very OOC, and the chapters about adopting children are also weird.
It's a cool story about fast-travel farming. It has a background of emotional lines, including medieval campus cultivation and other backgrounds. After reading the author's 3 books, I feel that the emotional lines are not the most popular ones but the most popular among all people (the taller among the short ones).
I got tired halfway through but didn't finish it. The early preparation was very interesting [cheek support] and it got boring starting from the end of the world.
The main storyline is farming, which is very interesting. It doesn't have the common problem of boredom after a farming career is on the right track. The plot has ups and downs from the early stage to the later stage. If you don't mind fighting each other (the relationship line accounts for a medium proportion), it is really an interesting farming story. It feels like the top of the mountain is like a small world.