Qing’er’s Country Life

I can't stand it anymore! The female lead's father is so annoying; he can't even support his own child with his own money, yet he gives all his money to his sister? He's incredibly cowardly in front of his older brother and parents, making his wife endure everything.

Actually, the female lead's father is a "phoenix man" (a man from a poor background who achieves success in society), the most successful member of the family, so he has to support everyone. Therefore, remember, never marry a "phoenix man"; it's better to marry a poor man than a "phoenix man."

After reading the comments, I feel that the author's writing is quite incongruous. In a farming family, who wouldn't dote on a scholar? With a scholar, the family's land is tax-exempt, so why would they agree to divide the family property? If the scholar's father is really as useless as the comments say, then the female lead's family is the worst. I might as well not read it.

It's infuriating to see people earn thousands or tens of thousands of taels of silver, spending tens or hundreds here and there as they please, yet they're reluctant to give even a few taels to their fathers or siblings, and they make all sorts of excuses to believe they're doing the right thing. Is this what the novel is mainly about? Isn't living a tiring life? While your siblings are scheming against you, aren't you also scheming against them?

It feels like the female lead's father is constantly trying to curry favor with her parents, older brother, sister-in-law, and younger sister, only to be met with complete indifference and no one appreciating his efforts, yet the couple continues unabated. It's quite laughable.

All those awful relatives have come together.

A very good farming novel.

Are there any farming novels with harmonious families and no awful characters?

Is this guy crazy? Someone else's eldest son was adopted by him? I don't know what kind of values ​​the author has.

A pure farming story, without any overpowered cheat codes, it's all about getting things done step by step, it's fantastic.