Back Home to Farm: Did the Doomsday System Arrive Ten Years Early?

Everyone says the countryside is great, but that's because they haven't lived there. Those places are breeding grounds for gossip, feudal ignorance, clan dictatorship, cutthroat competition, and petty squabbles. Once you've been there, you'll realize that true peace and quiet in the city comes from not knowing your neighbors.

Everywhere they preach about pristine ecology; I suggest spending a few days in the countryside instead.

There's a problem with the age and status of Jiang Cai'er and the male lead. The age gap isn't the issue, but the relationship between an adult and a minor feels like a crime—even if her parents approve. If she's not the female lead, then just write her as a younger sister; don't be so love-obsessed.

I've always been curious: when the protagonist is reborn 10 years before the apocalypse, didn't he think to give the authorities a warning to increase his chances of survival later on? For example, send anonymous letters to official sources. Include doomsday prophecies and a list of several important upcoming events to increase credibility. After all, even the worst order is still order. Better to be a dog in times of peace than a human in times of chaos.

I just don't understand. Many novels involving family life like to write about all sorts of awful relatives. Your novel isn't focused on family matters, so why include such disgusting plot points? Don't tell me that such people exist in real life. Does every family have such awful relatives in real life?

For ten years, I only thought about myself and didn't try to talk to the government and prepare in advance. The book was only on the shelf when I stopped reading it.

Author, brother, how many pages does this book roughly need to enter the apocalypse?

Dear readers, are we in the apocalypse yet?

(1) If you are a reader and don't like it, you can leave; there's no need to report it. The male and female leads are only seven or eight years apart in age. I suggest you search for news about couples who got engaged right after the college entrance exam, with a dowry of 6.66 Million yuan. It's 2025, not the 80s or 90s, let alone the 60s or 70s. Besides, this is a post-apocalyptic story.

It always gives me the feeling of a harem. If you're going to write a harem story, just write it directly. Why do you have to have all those women involved in ambiguous relationships? Even though the male lead is already engaged, they still cling to him like infatuated women. It's really uncomfortable to watch. Maybe it's just that I can't accept it, or maybe it's the legal constraints in reality that make it so hard for me to accept.