Emerald Fields

I was certain I had never subscribed to this book, but it turned out my subscription history showed it as a full subscription.

I understand the logic, so why would I subscribe to books I've never even heard of?

Let's take a look at what books have been ordered by Stolen Brush Quan

I finished reading this book a long time ago. The writing is so-so; it's a rather desolate, remote mountain farming story, a fairly decent farming novel, but I don't understand why it has such a high ranking. It's undeserved. I won't recommend any other books, but this one definitely has problems. How did it suddenly gain over 300,000 fans in such a short time?

Could you explain how this thing ended up in my subscription history?

Speechless. So many time-traveling stories where the female protagonist suffers a heartbreaking divorce because the man cheats. Endlessly forced to have children? Such women are unappealing in modern times. Shouldn't self-respecting modern women be willing to discuss and decide whether to have children? Women who only cater to men's desires are no different from female slaves.

My account was hacked. I'm here to check what books I ordered.

The female protagonist transmigrates into the body of a murdered woman with amnesia. To survive, she finds a man with two children who is unable to walk due to a leg injury and temporarily stays with her. While working to support her family, she develops feelings for him and marries him.

I strongly advise against reading this. The logic and writing are both poor. I can't even finish it when I'm looking for something to read. It's too unfriendly to someone like me who has OCD and has to finish every book I read. Every few sentences are a cliffhanger...

"Cui'er, Cui'er," it sounds so ordinary and awkward. Why don't you read it aloud when you write it yourself? It's unbearable to listen to.