You’re Reborn, and You Want to Farm?

When will it become a battle between Watermelon Venerable and Primordial Heavenly Venerable?

In fact, people from Zhejiang have been leasing land here to grow watermelons for a long time, but they move to different places after a few years. They've been staying on the same land for too long, and the soil fertility has deteriorated.

Why are you dragging down the people who love you? Are you a gambler? Then I'm not watching anymore. Even if a gambler is reborn, they'll still be a gambler; there's no hope.

The protagonist's proof of poverty—the author considers this major grudge a minor one—I really can't understand it. Such hatred could lead to death even a decade ago.

The writing style and pacing are excellent, and I also really enjoyed the romance and character development. The descriptions are realistic while also incorporating artistic embellishment. I stayed up all night to read the latest chapter; it was so captivating! Therefore, my assessment of this work is that it is sincere.

The plot progresses too slowly; it was released in just over half a month. How many chapters would it take to write in three to five years? Another major flaw is the completely wrong timing of the Sichuan watermelon harvest. Twenty years ago, the harvest time was May, not August. By August, there were basically no local watermelons left, and by September, it was virtually impossible to find them. As a Sichuan native, I can't relate to this timeline at all.

Come on, these days large-scale farmers all use satellites; they know exactly where the harvest is bountiful and where the crops are scarce.

It's not bad. I remember finding this book in the new book inventory, and I just checked and it's already on the new book list.

The plot is getting increasingly weak; there's been no progress at all, author.

There are really very few writers on Qidian who can handle romance well; the opening was so awkward.