The Invincible Divine Hoe

A slightly weak plot is fine, but too much is also bad. First, she helps her parents, relatives, and younger brother; then she opens a shop, acts as a matchmaker, and tries everything she can, but the entire plot revolves around her being a nanny. Is this "Invincible Nanny"? It's a really good novel, but the author's writing gets increasingly off-topic towards the end.

This book is great! If you're looking for something to read, just have some fun. Why overthink it? Reading is just for fun! Why take it so seriously? Or are you hooked? If you're already hooked, what else is there to say?

Let me check if it's been listed and how many people still have it?

I've read dozens of chapters, and I still don't understand a thing. What's it all about?

The writing is a bit off-topic; I'm leaving.

I don't quite understand why you have to write about reality. It's just going home, and you've already padded out more than ten chapters. You could have just written two chapters to finish it. Are you planning to write about urban life? I think I found it in a fantasy setting, I shouldn't have clicked on the urban setting.

The premise is really strange. The protagonist breaks through to Earth to help his original parents, but from their perspective, they don't recognize him. No normal person would believe in a free lunch. Why not make it a disappearance or some other more plausible explanation? This convoluted story is hard to accept.

Parents in another world are not parents. You can make them, including the entire village, die. Only your soul's parents are your parents. In their eyes, you are an outsider who provides them with a house, a car, a wife, and a lifetime of care. You are incredibly powerful.

Let's change the title to "Catching Eels in Another World".

Cherish life, stay away from iPhones... Today, my family of three got stuck in the elevator. My wife's iPhone had no signal, thankfully I prefer domestic phones... I'm furious that no one from the property management answered the phone, but I'm grateful to the locksmith for his kind help. At this moment, I feel incredibly lucky to have a locksmith's phone number in the elevator.