The Little Space-Farming Girl

I read the extra chapters and then dropped the story. It has elements like a space, farming, business, and palace intrigue—speechless.

I'm definitely dropping this story; it's just too infuriating to read. 😡

The female lead is insane, both a saint and a masochist; I couldn't stand it anymore. It's like she's making money to benefit others.

While it's true that polygamy existed in ancient times, author, please remember this is a female-oriented novel! Can't you be a little less infuriating? Marrying five concubines on the same day! This female lead has a spatial ability and later a powerful family, so why does she have to go through all this trouble with a man who already has concubines, and then disgustingly marry five beauties in…

I don't know if the author got carried away while writing, or if the female lead got carried away. The world couldn't function without her; towards the end, she truly disgusted me. She was constantly seeking revenge, acting like a prostitute while pretending to be virtuous, with a bunch of godfathers, god-grandfathers, god-uncles—only royalty could be considered family. How precious could a daughter possibly be? It's terrifying. It's truly, truly wicked.

The beginning is well-written, but the latter part is atrocious, filled with absurdities, a world revolving around the female protagonist, and problematic worldviews and philosophies of life, as well as political confusion. I'd recommend reading half of it if you have nothing else to do.

The more I read, the more uncomfortable I felt. It was so frustrating that I couldn't bear to read it anymore. I should have dropped it sooner.

Baozi Wen, it's infuriating beyond ordinary. (Discard)

I understand some people giving up on this book. At first, I also thought it was a Mary Sue or harem novel and almost dropped it. But I held back, and it got better and better as I read on. The female lead isn't a Mary Sue; she's rational, intelligent, and persistent. The writing is light and humorous. You'll find yourself laughing out loud quite easily. The relatives, both good and bad, are portrayed in a warm and realistic way. It's a pretty good book! Thumbs up!

Can you make the protagonist's father die sooner?