Reborn, I Can Only Farm

I really don't understand what's so great about the Zhang family; they're disgusting. Can't the female lead just lead the family to a better life? Why does she have to be in a relationship? Will she die if she doesn't date or have a man? And with such a huge difference in social status... I wonder if the author is a hopeless romantic inexperienced writer.

Why can't farming stories be about farming in a proper way? You might say it's fine if a wealthy young lady falls on hard times and ends up in a village, or if the dynasty changes and the former crown prince flees with his family under assumed names. But a deposed crown prince, even if deposed, is still of royal blood! He should either be killed or kept in captivity, not left to fend for himself in some unknown village.

The surname is wrong, the title is wrong, doesn't the author ever read the text aloud?

Ms. Mo went too far with the little girl. To reprimand a three-year-old with such words is utterly absurd. It's understandable that there's no blood relation or emotional bond, but after everything that's happened, to still be unable to discern kindness from malice is hardly human. The child's words were full of filial piety and good intentions, innocent and childlike.

It's pretty good, but the ending was a bit abrupt. There are a few extra chapters missing.