The Village's Fierce Woman Owns Acres of Fertile Land

The beginning was alright, but then this perfectly good farming novel had to be tangled up with emperors and all that; and the male lead was the domineering CEO type—so incredibly powerful! I'm so tired of these kinds of novels.

A simple country girl, even if reborn, would only gain a little more experience. A simple farming story would be so much better! Why did they have to put her in the shoes of a super powerful figure? Could she handle that? Why did they have to make him inexplicably fall for the grandson of the Imperial Tutor, forcing her to marry into a powerful family as the matriarch? Could she handle that?

Tang Erge, from the same village, was born in the 1960s. He is not related to me by blood and is nearly 20 years older than me. My second brother was born healthy, but when he was one year old, he was knocked over by a pig while using a yoke and fell into a ditch along the porch, fracturing his back.

What I hate most is when farming stories are lumped together with royalty, princes, and heirs. It's as ridiculous as a bunch of farmers discussing how the emperor himself farms with a hoe.

It's good. It would be even better if the female lead maintained this personality. Keep it up!

The first 100 chapters were alright; I quite liked the female lead's personality and the strong girl. However, her business was too outrageous. She didn't keep anything secret and relied solely on brute force. With such a large operation, it made everyone else seem particularly foolish, which made it a bit hard to watch.

I really like this style; it's rare to see such a down-to-earth farming story. Well, to be honest, Sanhua's business is a bit low-end. If they really wanted to make condiments, the classic Shandong cuisine of the past—ancient MSG-infused sea cucumber noodles—should be their first choice.

Doesn't anyone think this is blatant disregard for human life? It's practically a death sentence for anyone who opposes me. Even if the other party is a bad person, killing people so easily is going too far. You don't have to kill someone to get back at them.

Why isn't the male lead Xu Can? I think it would be better if they just focused on their careers in a simple and ordinary way.

Seeing this kind of copywriting makes me want to complain. They already have tons of fertile land, why would they want to get married? If they want a man, they should just find an honest man from the bottom of society to marry into their family!