The Farmhouse Heiress Is a Little Cold

I read it in one go and found that this is another good book whose title doesn't do it justice (the previous one was "Lucky Lady and Mountain Man"), and I felt it was necessary to write a few words about it. This book is great! It's fun, satisfying, full of revenge, and lots of sweet romance. Highly recommended! The author has sound values, and all the characters in the story are patriotic.

I think it's pretty good. Don't be put off by the initially overly filial parents; the female lead is cute and capable, the siblings are loving, and things get better after the adoptive parents separate. It's great! Highly recommended!!

With such poor data, what good is it if the later content is exciting? Most readers will be turned off by the extremely obedient and blindly filial parents from the beginning.

Haha, I finished watching it before the free trial ended! The beginning wasn't very engaging; the villain was so unkillable it was frustrating, and there were a lot of melodramatic plot twists. But it got better later on, thankfully I persevered. I recommend skipping the beginning and going straight to the story after the female lead's true identity is revealed. She's adorable, strong, and lovable—I'm a fan!

I haven't read the story, but I'd like to ask if this synopsis is for real? Running a business, building a workshop, saving up a dowry for her sister, sending her brother to school—what kind of saintly heroine is this? All that hard work just to serve others, right?

This is a great story whose title doesn't do it justice. The author's writing is excellent. The characters are vividly portrayed. I've read about half of it and can't help but praise it. The characters are very well-developed. Many minor characters have very nuanced attitudes towards things. The main character, on the other hand, isn't particularly outstanding.

Although the female lead's parents were blindly filial, she always knew she wasn't their biological child, so they had a somewhat detached perspective. Moreover, her parents had matured a lot after experiencing some things, so it wasn't really a case of discouraging them from pursuing their love.

After reading many chapters, I feel that blind filial piety is truly harmful. Once you've been enslaved, your servile nature is hard to change. I'm not saying you have to abandon your hometown, but there has to be a limit. Don't be the kind of person who does thankless work and still ends up doing all that.

I've read 250 chapters of this book, and I think writing a male lead is incredibly difficult. The author handled it quite well, but the Prince Rui always knocks on the window late at night. Also, his methods for pursuing the female lead... Well, let's just say that the moment I close my eyes, a calm and collected little girl appears before me, along with a beautiful, slightly crooked, and neurotic man. Sorry, the male lead gives me the impression of being a bit of a psychopath.

I started reading this article a few days ago (on the second day of the free trial). Overall, it's good. Although the beginning is a bit formulaic, there are some extreme and melodramatic moments in the middle. However, the writing pace is fast, with each chapter around 30 points (long chapters). It gets increasingly humorous and cute towards the end. A good story.