A Spiritual Spring Flows Over Stone

There are too many frustrating things. Even the most powerful characters are easily defeated, yet they're the ones causing the most trouble. The male and female leads are mostly separated, so there's practically no romance. To summarize, so far it's just a high-IQ, super-powerful transmigrated beauty being constantly bullied by a bunch of rural, shrewish women.

I feel like that guy, Stone Bro, is a complete coward. His grandma makes all the decisions, and he lets the female lead get scolded and spend money all day without doing anything. The female lead is such a slut, happily throwing herself at him, always rushing to take the lead, leaving her brother to clean up her messes. She can't bear to see that man suffer, only letting her brother suffer. It's so frustrating to watch, I'm not watching anymore!

Just popping in to see if the author's back yet.

The author hasn't returned yet 😢

With the male and female leads' abilities, they could easily escape these awful characters by simply taking their sister and leaving. Sometimes, watching those constant battles just feels strange. There are clearly simpler solutions, yet they choose to live in constant misery. It feels like the plot is being forced.

Even in female-oriented fiction, it's unacceptable that the male leads and supporting characters are all cowards. This book has completely overturned my impressions of female-oriented fiction over the years.

It can only be said that the eldest son's family was incapable of surviving alone, nor could they resist the wicked Old Man and Old Woman Shi. Saving Shi Zhinan was impossible without the help of Qingquan and his wife. Moreover, even if they sold everything they owned, they couldn't save their daughter.

With a soft-hearted sister-in-law like Jing'er, it seems the female lead's feud with the Shi family is far from over. Even her brother has to constantly clean up her messes, and if he's slow, he gets scolded by Old Madam Shi. How can the female lead's family be so spineless?

Causing trouble and pushing someone down a building, causing them to become disabled, is a criminal offense. Unless the victim agrees to an out-of-court settlement (with a large sum of money), the victim will face imprisonment and compensation for medical expenses, living expenses, and emotional distress (at least one hundred taels of silver).

Many farming novels nowadays rely on awful elders—grandparents or in-laws—to prop them up, and there are bound to be a few awful uncles or aunts. There are too many of these tropes, but perhaps they are afraid that farming life is too mundane and they won't be able to write anything interesting.