A Druid's Rural Retirement

Mountain apricots weren't the reason for quitting, but a harem is! Forget about male and female lions; in the countryside, it's always been one male and one female. While others might envy you for having a harem, everyone secretly despises it. Throughout history, divorce and remarriage are acceptable, but having multiple wives and concubines is the root of family chaos! If you want a harem, you're not a villager; don't go down the farming path!

It's obvious the author has never lived in the countryside. To cook for several people and do so well, you wouldn't have time for anything else all day. The saying that rural women are always busy around the dinner table is no joke. That's why many women run away after marriage—they can't stand this kind of monotonous life.

Keep up the good work, author! I just hope you'll carefully consider the proportion of the novel dedicated to the protagonist's family relationships. If you go too far, it might turn into a family drama, conflicting with keywords like Traditional Chinese Medicine, retirement, Druidism, and farming, leading to a series of subsequent problems. Finally, I wish the author continued success in writing.

The protagonist initially encounters a young live streamer. The protagonist says he's almost forty and doesn't have as many sexual thoughts as he did when he was younger. Upon returning to the village, he becomes infatuated with this woman and that woman. Suddenly, a disfigured childhood sweetheart appears, and the protagonist immediately transforms into a domineering CEO, saying, "Listen to me."

The synopsis said they were going back to the countryside with their daughter! Where did their daughter go? Was she eaten?

I was turned off by the first chapter. The synopsis was great, but the first chapter showed him leaving with nothing and giving his daughter back to his ex-wife. 😅 Was he just being self-righteous?

Just from the synopsis, you can tell the author is out of touch with reality. Does he even know what it means to practice medicine without a license? You think you have the ability, but you can't beat the capitalist medical forces. They have their hands in every aspect of the medical industry. Either you take them in as their dogs, or you go to jail.

The opening scene is full of shit. I just don't understand why authors these days love writing divorce-themed stories so much. They might as well just write a protagonist who's a good-for-nothing, poor, ugly, and unattractive, who's been struggling for over a decade, is over thirty, and has no car, no house, no savings, and has never been in a relationship.

And this guy doesn't even have a harem or a harem? What's with all the ambiguity? Garbage.

I couldn't even finish the first chapter! Bye! I'm a ten-year newbie.