The Farming Tycoon Has a Shopping Mall

The person who picked up the emperor's family joke probably watched too many TV dramas and their brain hasn't been properly cleansed.

The female lead shouldn't keep using the phrase "I, I, I" all the time. No matter how powerful a woman is, being verbally abusive is not a sign of strength. Swearing and telling dirty jokes really detract from her image.

Why would the female lead want to bring back a whole bunch of troublemakers to serve? She'd spend all her hard-earned money on lotteries for a stranger's child, and it's all for the sake of getting medicine—it's so noble! Normally, you need to draw 1000 times for a single gold prize, but suddenly it becomes a potion-searching lottery. Her previously terrible luck has turned into being able to draw whatever she wants, and get any medicine she desires—it's completely illogical.

Am I being too sensitive? Why are they called the Kamikaze Special Forces?

I've only read sixty chapters so far. While some parts are a bit exaggerated, the logic is generally consistent. Ignore the details, and don't scrutinize the reverse side of the money. I didn't quite grasp the female lead's past life as a soldier; although she's skilled, her constant use of "I am" doesn't fit the image of a female soldier in our country.

Why is this so drawn out? This is supposed to be a fast-paced, action-packed story. The female lead acts like some kind of arrogant big shot who'd chop anyone she doesn't like up and feed them to the dogs, yet she just stands by and watches her own maid get scalded with boiling water before taking any action herself. I don't understand.

Many of the settings feel very similar to those of the Prime Minister's Beloved Concubine.

It's good, please update soon! 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

Hahaha, I fell in love with it after just reading the second chapter! It's so good!

Constantly referring to oneself as "Laozi" is really rude and sounds awful. Can't one just write it properly? Why does one have to keep calling oneself "Laozi"?