The Wild Little Peasant Girl

If I could travel back to ancient times, I would definitely try to increase food production so that people wouldn't go hungry, even if it was incredibly difficult.

The story revolves around the main character, Er Ya, and the supporting characters are also very well-developed. Characters like Zhu Zi, San Ya, Wang Yingying, Zhang Kai, Ye Nan, and the Gou Dan couple are all vividly portrayed and worth watching.

After reading the whole thing, it felt like I only got an outline. It's supposed to be a romance novel, but the actual relationship is minimal. If it's supposed to be a farming story, it only mentions farming, but how that's done is glossed over in one chapter. If it's supposed to be a cultivation story, it's not a major focus either, at most it explains the past and present lives.

Er Ya's proposals to protect resources, mobilize talented individuals to conduct agricultural research, implement afforestation projects based on soil and climate conditions, and increase grain yield per acre are fantastic! A great read!

I gave up after reading over 200 chapters; it's just too unbelievable! The money comes out of nowhere. In just a few years, before the business has even expanded nationwide, how can one source of income be 1.6 Billion?! The school's annual dividends alone amount to hundreds of thousands of taels, so its total income must be over a million taels?

My new book, "Po'er's Immortal Cultivation Journey," was signed yesterday.

Grandpa Su snorted. "Beautiful scenery but not people; birdsong and fragrant flowers but not food," he chuckled. "Haha, the old man is portrayed so adorably! Just imagining him chubby and round—he's a spitting image of my grandfather!" 🤭

Indeed barbaric, starting with profanities.

Wishing everyone a smooth and successful Year of the Pig, with a cheerful mood and good health!

Great! I waited a month to finish it, then binged it all at once. It was wonderful, absolutely fantastic. Keep it up! 🤭