The Little Landlord of the Farm

It's rare to find such a good article. It's neither superficial nor pretentious, but rather unfolds gently and steadily. Everyone has flaws, selfishness, and is a real person. This is the second article by this author I've followed. Keep it up! (ง•̀_•́)ง

I really like the male and female leads. I hope they can have a sequel with their child, like the one in "Jiangnan Plain".

Indeed, every author's early works are... Well, let's just say they're not great.

It's a good novel. The male and female protagonists are well-developed, with both strengths and weaknesses, yet they understand and tolerate each other. It's also good for raising children.

It got increasingly overly saintly towards the end, I couldn't stand it.

A very good family novel

This story is not bad, the writing style is also acceptable, not too immature, but there are quite a few bugs. I found at least ten errors while reading it, not to mention typos and grammatical mistakes. This shows that the author wasn't careful enough in writing and forgot some plot points, resulting in a lot of bugs, wasting such a good story. Honestly, I quite enjoyed reading this story.

As expected of an early work, the writing style is still quite immature.

Actually, I think it would have been better for Li Shi to go on the scientific expedition. I don't feel the need to study medicine. He's made something of himself; it shouldn't be as difficult for Li Jiang and Su Wen to get into a good academy as it is now. I really look down on the Yuan family. However, the author may have had a deeper meaning.

I would recommend "Little Lucky Girl from the Countryside" more. This book has more hardships, but I still prefer to read something sweet, like the story of Manbao's family, which makes you laugh out loud while reading. This one is rather poor, but it's clearly one of the author's earlier works, and there are a lot of typos...