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I only read this because I was looking for something to read. I won't comment on other aspects, but I've never seen a protagonist with a mother like that before. Maybe you wanted to make it funny and create a contrast, but I found it incredibly frustrating. I wanted to smash my phone. A son in his twenties beating his daughter in front of strangers while she needed medicine?

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The initial premise was incredibly captivating, but the subsequent development, especially the lychee-selling scene, felt like it was going to fall apart. It was even more simplistic than a typical novice novel. Because the opening was so engaging, the relatability was somewhat negligible. However, the live stream's gift-giving and tipping really ruined it.

You might call this a farming novel, but it isn't. You might say it isn't, but its rural scenes are more realistic than anyone else's. You might call it entertainment, but it's actually more like a slice-of-life drama, a drama about how a person grows and broadens their mind. The protagonist, Li Bu, is never a good person.

It started off well, and although it became a bit too simplistic later on, it was still a satisfying read. But then suddenly the wife became Voldemort-like, which was disgusting. And to make matters worse, a bastard child appeared! Writing about a bastard child is one thing, but then trying to blame the previous protagonist is another. Although it was later clarified that he was the son, the character was completely awful. Sorry, this is just my personal opinion.

The overseas returnees were a major blunder. They donated so much money as soon as they came back, but before the protagonist became wealthy, they didn't come back for decades to pay respects to their ancestors. Then, as soon as the protagonist started developing the village, the whole family suddenly returned, without any excuse about not having time to go back.

Where is the author from? How can people from the same village marry? In my village, there are several people with the same surname who came from the same ancestor and the same village. It's generally not allowed; their families wouldn't agree. Let alone neighbors; marrying a neighbor or someone from the same village is impossible, okay? ()

It's kind of funny. Building a low-budget bridge only costs a few million, and so many overseas Chinese haven't donated a penny to develop their hometown! Now that their hometown is famous, they're finally going back to donate... Haha.

The pace is too fast, too overwhelming, and it's gone too far. It's not for me. The beginning was okay though.

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