Silk Road Tycoon: From Farmhand to Farming Magnate

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This is most likely written by a female-oriented author; the text is full of everyday family matters. It's written in detail, but it lacks grandeur. I can understand why she gave up the fight for the sake of women in the end, or why she ended up in my contacts. It's unbelievable that a female-oriented novel could do something like this. Anyway, anything written about emotions is just petty and melodramatic.

The writing is solid, but it lacks a bit of excitement. If the protagonist were changed to a female-oriented genre, it would probably be more popular.

I was stunned when I saw the comments section after reading just a few dozen chapters. Is the author a girl? I've heard that some female authors like to use the female lead putting a hat on the male lead to express the male lead's selfless love for the female lead, and they also like to use hats to enrich the melodramatic plot.

This is disgusting! I thought they'd get rid of her after she gave birth, but it turns out she's a cuckold. Isn't this just plain disgusting?

Holy crap! It's green and it's still okay?! This is the first time I've seen a book like this. The one I ordered earlier was really 😰!

This is a very realistic time-travel farming novel; this is exactly the kind of time-travel farm life I imagined.

If they really let the man who cheated on them stay, it wouldn't be surprising if the Li family and the child's biological father colluded to kill the protagonist. Let's take a break for a while. I stopped reading the book as soon as I saw any more mention of Li Qianniang. Out of sight, out of mind; I rarely post comments.

How can you tolerate being cheated on? You've only been married a few days, where's the affection? Let's go cheat on the author together and see if he's truly indifferent.

This book is good; much better than those stories where the protagonist becomes powerful immediately after transmigrating.