The Farmstead Lady

Overall, the piece is alright; the main advantage is that it doesn't get unnecessarily long and drawn-out like some other works.

In ancient times, they were called "Daifu" (大夫). Seeing "doctor" immediately breaks the immersion in the traditional Chinese

I knew I'd seen it before just from the beginning, but I still read 62 chapters. The female lead has rather big fingers, but otherwise it's fine. It just can't be judged by reality.

In Chapter 4, yams appeared, and then in Chapter 11, sweet potatoes were found on the mountain. However, Er Ya and San Ya didn't seem to recognize them, so I thought they were two different species. But after searching online, I found that yams are also called sweet potatoes, yams, white potatoes, sweet potatoes, and red sweet potatoes, among other names. Ugh, I just don't understand why they don't recognize the same species just because it has a different name!

The female lead tells the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl on Qixi Festival during the Mid-Autumn Festival? Why can't she tell the story of Chang'e this month?

Why did it say that he borrowed 20 coins, but when he returned them, it became 30 coins?