The Ultimate Country Life

She eats someone else's food and lives in someone else's house; I don't know where this woman gets the audacity to criticize others. And the male lead seems to enjoy it all; it's infuriating to watch. Can't the male lead please stop being so accommodating to women he has no real connection with? It's truly infuriating to watch!

The writing is quite good, but the plot lacks excitement and doesn't have many ups and downs. I suggest using fewer retroflex endings, since readers come from all over the world. Consider the comfort of readers when reading, and in some places the retroflex endings disrupt the atmosphere of the plot.

This novel was written 12 years ago. The author was still a farmer, so the writing style was just so-so. Its weaknesses include ignoring the conditions for tree cultivation and aquaculture in the ocean and rivers. It also ignores the urban-style posturing and face-slapping plots typical of novels at the time. Furthermore, the author's portrayal of women is simply a failure.

As a native Beijinger, the author's pronunciation here is worse than a kindergarten child's. If this is the author's hometown dialect, please provide some hints; that way, it might be more entertaining (this is the correct usage of the "er" sound). Honestly, after reading on Qidian for so many years, this is the first time I've been forced to quit by an author's poor language skills. I couldn't read more than ten chapters; no matter how good the plot is, it's not for me.

After all these years, this book still has that charm, that rural feel, yet it's not too detached from reality. It doesn't overdo the plot twists! It doesn't rely on ridiculous plot devices or think people are fools, assuming no one will notice!

I read this book after watching "Little Farm" (a popular children's book series), but it was a pirated copy. I've now ordered the complete book.

The protagonist is the type who can't say no to women, a typical example of someone who lacks assertiveness.

Half a million firecrackers? You're really exaggerating! Are the readers brainless?

Which wealthy man doesn't have a harem of wives and concubines or countless male lovers? The author was too conservative back then; he only had about three. It's a pity he didn't take them all in. 🤤

I switched accounts to rewatch "The Best Rural Life," the pirated version I watched before without paying. Back then, I didn't know about piracy. Now I've subscribed to the whole thing. Even though I've already watched it, it's still very enjoyable.