Notes on Transmigrating to Farm

Farming novel... Will this book later become a palace intrigue or domestic drama? Is the male lead a prince, general, or something like that? The same old tropes? There are just too many fake farming novels out there, and I'm disappointed time and time again 😔 It's so rare to find a genuine farming novel that focuses on everyday life and family life.

The writing is excellent; it's a rare find in farming novels. 💪

Apple recommended this to me! The older I get, the more I enjoy farming/rural life stories; they bring me a sense of peace and tranquility.

The writing is really good, but I really dislike the character of Baozi (steamed bun) – it's like the author can't write a good story without Baozi and his eccentric personality! Sigh 😔 But the author's writing is truly excellent.

How can we promote it? I think it's great, so why is it still not very popular?

No, following the updates is too agonizing 😭 I need to hold back and save up a few chapters before reading 🥺🥺

I've found that I prefer blind filial piety that also includes love for the child, rather than simplistic blind obedience. Parents caught in the middle, torn between their own biases, are better than those like the female lead's father, who's so utterly foolish. It's only because the female lead's grandparents are decent people; in other stories with equally awful grandparents, the female lead's family would have fallen apart long ago.

It's a pretty good farming novel, but the updates are too slow, which is frustrating and makes it easy to forget the plot. Out of boredom, I started reading the author's other books—"Strive, Jiang Xiuying!"—And read most of it. Today, this book added three more chapters, so I read a bit, and then suddenly felt a strange sense of familiarity.

Is there a male lead?

Wow, look at the fan rankings! So many big names! I'll bookmark them right away!