The Finest Farmland

Try replacing the female lead with the one being drained of blood.

I read a similar one, I think it was from the 1960s, where the female lead could hear animals talking, and her cousin also wore...

Where am I? Am I on a film rehearsal? This sentence alone makes the article unreadable.

I lost interest after reading the first chapter. It's really annoying when a whole bunch of people transmigrate in one novel. Are you saying I transmigrate, everyone transmigrates?

It's very well written; I've finished reading it. I've read many comments, but they seem to have only read it partially. Some comments seem to be criticizing the author. I hope the author isn't discouraged and can continue writing. Overall, the book is quite good. Reading isn't research; there's no need to be so serious. The book's setting is a world riddled with holes.

After reading some comments, I had the courage to continue reading. I realized that these comments really have a significant impact on both the author and the readers. I hope that readers will write thoughtful reviews, refrain from personal attacks, and respect the author's hard work. 😊

When Wang gave birth, her mistress was four months pregnant. After a month of confinement, the mistress not only gave birth but also completed a month of postpartum confinement. Wang's confinement was truly miraculous!

After reading the comments and the first few chapters, I feel the author's values ​​are really warped. It's not that the author has to be a saint, but basic kindness and integrity are essential. Keep your money and food for yourself, at least contribute something to your family. Watching your siblings suffer while supporting the heroine's family's education, and then keeping all the money for yourself—in other novels, this would be a villain, no doubt. I don't like this kind of characterization.

Overall, the first few chapters were good, but the female lead's family is indeed a bit extreme, not the pseudo-extreme as I thought... It's normal for the transmigrated woman to want to separate from her family, there's nothing to say about that, but it seems the author is going to portray the transmigrated woman as extremely awful, so things probably won't go smoothly for her later on. It's a bit like trying to be unconventional just for the sake of being conventional.

This book is quite interesting, though there are quite a few haters in the comments section. The comments almost made me give up at first, but thankfully I persevered and read a few more chapters. The plot lines are generally quite clear, thanks to the foundation laid by the empress who also transmigrated into the same dynasty.