The Black Widow Who Became a Tycoon Through Farming

Why are there so many descriptive words for "eyes"? Using so many in one section seems like padding, so let's ignore the content; it wasn't even meant to be rigorous anyway.

I read 20 chapters, but I really couldn't continue. You've dug yourself a hole; didn't you find it difficult to write? I found it quite awkward to read.

It's so slow-paced. I've already caught up with the female lead, but she hasn't been exonerated yet. It's getting a bit boring...

Ninety percent of the words in the text can be deleted.

I couldn't continue after chapter 90-something. I thought it was a farming novel, and I was looking forward to seeing the female lead do something practical to get rich. But from the very beginning, 40-50 chapters were spent on her getting out of prison and clearing her name. The remaining dozens of chapters were all about preaching.

Could someone kindly tell me which chapter starts the farming aspect...?

The idea of ​​getting rich through reading only started to take hold after reading 400 chapters.

It doesn't seem to have much to do with farming; it's mostly about lawsuits.

Men, women, young and old, with no respect for elders or juniors. The persona of making faces and winking has collapsed.

It's excellent. The author has constructed a very rich plot, and the character descriptions are just right. The transitions between the main and subplots are natural and interconnected. Besides this book, I'm also following "The Cultivator Family," and I've read over a thousand chapters in one go! I'm having a reading slump, does anyone have any good book recommendations?