The Villainess Only Wants to Farm

The plot flows smoothly, and I quite liked it. Perhaps it's because I prefer stories about building careers rather than endless power struggles and romance. However, the female lead is really too young...

This novel doesn't follow conventional logic or melodramatic plots; it's a bit like "You do your domestic power struggles, I'll just focus on farming and making money." It's quite novel and worth following.

So far, there are 9 chapters, and it feels light and enjoyable! ❣️ Although there are many transmigrated female supporting character tropes, I'm still looking forward to seeing a fresh perspective and new ideas! ❣️ Come on

Has anyone formed a romantic pairing by now? I hope I'm not a bit too picky.

It's good, but the female lead is a bit young. Also, is there no romantic pairing?

It's not even number one yet, which means more people are watching! 🤭🤭🤭

It's great! It's truly lighthearted and heartwarming, and finally, it's a story where the original female lead lives her own life while the other female lead lives her own, with no connection between their storylines. I think that's perfect! It's exactly how I envision a transmigration novel should be.

Congratulations on the completion! This is my first monthly pass of the month.

Thirty mu of land was needed to support twenty-six people, plus the cost of supplying grain to the landowner. In ancient times, twenty-six people required over a hundred mu of land to survive. Grain yields were very low back then; even in modern times, before Academician Yuan Longping developed high-yield grains, yields were still low.

The poison-testing was alright. Although the female lead was young and lacked experience in modern times, she was clear-headed and stayed away from the original protagonist and plot, focusing on making money and creating a paradise! Moreover, the female lead had the backing of the Mu family, the favor of her grandmother, and a lot of money at her disposal.