Good Farming Beneath Changbai Mountain

It's so good! I love reading stories like this—no awful family drama, no palace intrigue. These days, farming novels are all about picking up a prince or rescuing a crown prince and becoming a princess—it's so unrealistic!

Hey fellow villager, I have everything you're talking about! The tender shoots of the wild thorn tree are just coming out; they're delicious coated in flour and fried.

This farming novel is written in a very simple and down-to-earth style. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very pure, without any exaggerated "golden finger" abilities. It depicts the life of a modern woman who leads her family to wealth through her own efforts in ancient times. It's a very good read.

All the names in this story are so modern... Not at all like something from an ancient rural village.

Well, how should I put it? The writing is so-so, and it felt a bit confusing. In ancient times, becoming a Juren (a successful candidate in the highest imperial examinations) was highly valued; a family with a Juren held a significantly different social status. It felt like the third son's misfortune was forced, and there was really no need to emphasize the female lead like that.

I've only read a few chapters. When the female lead tells her brother, "Brother, you're a bad guy! I hate you!", It's speechless. And she calls him "Brother Zixuan"? In ancient times, wouldn't people usually call him "Brother Zixuan" or "Brother Lin"? The female lead's personality is... Indescribable.

Since it's a story about Changbai Mountain, a rural setting, why isn't the female lead's name more down-to-earth? It's too modern.

The mountains are wonderful; they have everything!

Too many names, it's a mess and I can't even look at it.

This book is pretty good, flower!