It’s Hard Being the Eldest Daughter of a Farmer

I enjoy watching female protagonists transmigrate to become the eldest daughter in a farming family, raising their younger siblings single-handedly. They need to have a special ability and be incredibly strong in combat. I dislike watching ordinary people transmigrate; they're just punching bags, unable to compete in palace intrigue with native ancient people, and clueless about farming.

The further the story progresses, the more the female lead seems like a naive and innocent character. She relies on the male lead for everything, has someone skilled in both literature and martial arts by her side, yet shows no ambition whatsoever. She encounters danger several times but lacks any sense of crisis.

I love stories with room for imagination. I've already invested. Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง

I really enjoy reading stories about an eldest sister who is in charge of the household, raises children, and whose parents have both passed away, and who also has a space to store money.

I dropped this story. Towards the end, the female lead was completely clueless, relying solely on a few wild ginseng roots. When her recipe was stolen from her pastry shop, she didn't pursue the matter but even paid the workers. She was utterly idiotic.

A modern person who knows nothing, who can't even discipline his servants, and who raises Su Wan who only wants to buy this and that, and cries when she's not given jewelry, doesn't seem to remember the days when they couldn't even afford to eat, and doesn't know how to be considerate of his family.

Author, you misspelled the names of characters in every chapter. Could you please check and correct them?

Please remember to correct any misspelled names.

I enjoyed watching it! Giving it 2 recommendation votes, keep it up! ✊