Reborn as a Little Blessing in a Farming Family

Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I've already subscribed to the whole thing. I was really surprised to see that there wasn't a single post about it in the book club, so I couldn't help but say a few words. First, let's talk about the author: Their values ​​are sound; they're not a saint or a naive idealist.

Why does the author love using "lower-class people" so much? Even a high school graduate should know what "lower-class people" and "beggar's bones" mean. I've read hundreds of chapters on QQ Reading, and "lower-class people" and "beggar's bones" have appeared more than ten times, and not once used correctly. Please, if you're going to write a novel, at least do some research! How can you write anything if you don't even understand the basic meaning?

I read this book for free during a limited time. I think everyone shouldn't be scared off by the reviews. There are some extreme characters, but they're perfectly acceptable. Both the male and female leads are very decisive and resolve things quickly! I recommend it. It's very good.

I've read many farming novels like this on Qidian, and the family dramas here are just too padded out. This one is a rare exception; when dealing with those awful, bloodsucking relatives, instead of having a huge power-up that crushes them like ants, it keeps retreating and using tricks, waiting for others to make the first move, padding out hundreds of chapters, watching others disgust the family members they care about, and disgusting the readers.

The "idiocy" aura is too severe; a bunch of idiotic freaks are still fighting each other.

The female lead is so useless. Since she's fleeing famine, why is she so afraid of this and that? Just start beating her up, beat her half to death, and then break off the engagement. She's just rambling on to reach the word count.

The borderland scenes took a long time to write, but they're not as good as the scenes set in my hometown. I'm getting a bit tired of it, so I'm just reading it sporadically.

The novel has a tight plot and good writing; it's neither a saintly nor a naive character, so it's a shame no one has recommended it.

I can't remember how many years I've been following this story. I wonder if it will end this year, and I wonder how Ning Qi will die.

The lack of comments suggests the writing is poor, either too melodramatic or morally questionable. I once hoped to read it properly on Qidian, but it's truly disappointing.