Reborn into a Farming Family

It really is a male protagonist story! I thought there was a typo in the synopsis. -_-#

It's over... I'm totally dumbfounded... All that space was used to grow a few flowers... The whole story is just a record of the male protagonist passing the imperial examination and becoming a scholar... Damn it, give me my money back! What a piece of trash!

I really think the male lead's approach to this was problematic. Is this the difference between the male and female leads? He gave everything to his family, but as the saying goes, "a little kindness is appreciated, but too much kindness breeds resentment." His sister-in-law will definitely cause trouble later.

Overall, it looks good. However, its sense of time is not very good.

Isn't this blatant forced marriage? She can't marry into a good family, so she's being shoved into the male lead's arms. And the female lead even comes to ask why he won't marry her? They barely even know each other!

Regarding Huang's handling of the situation, I think the male lead... Well, this kind of mistress is more annoying. If you want to criticize her, there will be people like the male lead speaking up for her.

I initially thought it was a male protagonist rebirth story and decided to give it a try, but I found it really unreadable. The values ​​are problematic, there's a lot of illogical content, and the writing style is too rusty. It feels like the writing is good one moment and then the author seems to be zoning out the next.

Did the author switch platforms or quit the internet? Is that all?

It's pretty good. The characters are complex and realistic, not just one-dimensional stereotypes. The male lead's grades are mediocre, which also feels realistic. The only problem is the ending felt rushed. You could have at least included some romance; the wedding was so abrupt, and then the three years were glossed over.

It's quite well-written. It's the first time I've read a novel about a male protagonist who is reborn into a farming family, so it's quite novel.