The Blessed Little Farm Girl

The father and older brother work away from home to earn money, while a five-year-old child is out distributing dozens of eggs, rabbits, deer, and wild boars every day. Isn't that foolish?

With two systems already in place, yet it's described as a "blessing" where fish come running at the sight of her and rabbits lie down upon her, from a creature's perspective, driving others to willingly offer their own lives is tantamount to the greatest evil. It's just that the benefits are reaped by oneself, and then it's presented as a blessing, making it all seem perfectly reasonable.

Is this what you call being blessed? Your father is dead, and you call that being blessed?

Does this book have a romantic pairing? If not, I'll pay to read it; if it does, I'll find another book and won't pay.

Is there a romantic pairing? No, I'm checking in now. I hate men, especially boyfriends. And is the female lead a fangirl? After all, many shows advertised as having no romantic pairings, but she can't resist any man she sees. Sigh.

Did they kill off the adoptive father just to make room for the biological father? Thumbs down.

Although she's not as pretty as Manbao, she's still good. Keep it up! I hope she can be as smart, kind, and cute as Manbao.

I read a few chapters and didn't want to continue. I think my daughter is disobedient and immature, but reading this story makes me realize the female lead is even more immature than my daughter. It's a strange kind of balance... No, I'm not interested in reading anymore... The female lead is incredibly immature.

Is this considered a collapse?

The title and content of this book are too far apart. She is just a tool. All I saw was the protagonist working herself to the bone to save people, only to have the person who respected her die, her family disown her, and she was left all alone, with no control over her own life. It's too disjointed!