Reborn as a Virtuous Farmer in the Countryside

The fact that the protagonist knows martial arts is a major flaw in this book.

I won't delve into the other details, but your prices are a bit chaotic. Houses are 800 per square meter, while a single turtle costs two or three thousand. Is this a house from 2000 and a turtle from 2060?

I was looking for a relaxing farming novel, but it turned out to be even more frustrating than urban fantasy novels with exaggerated facial features.

Of the hundred books about farmers, 99 are highly toxic.

We need to clarify the era. Earlier it said that a day's work on a construction site only paid sixty or seventy yuan, but later it said that the bamboo house cost thirty or forty thousand yuan. In those days with such low wages, thirty or forty thousand yuan couldn't even build a cement bungalow.

It started off quite innocent. How did it turn into a harem story later on? The beginning was alright. The scenes of venturing into the deep mountains to gather resources—bamboo shoots, wood ear mushrooms, and fish—resonated with the 1992 era. It was quite moving. But later, the rich become promiscuous. What does that have to do with farming?

That's so fake. They can't even handle their own mess, yet they're messing with the school.

There are too few updates, it's not enough!

First pot of gold: Selling soft-shelled turtles; then, selling bamboo shoots as a vendor; running a factory selling clothes and handicrafts, selling chickens and rabbits; making money through stock trading. From beginning to end, I didn't see anything related to (idle farmers in the countryside) at all!

Holy Mother! Her own family is dirt poor! She only has three children and no adults, and she hasn't even earned much money yet, but she's donating so much. What a load of rubbish!