The Fragrance of the Countryside

A perfectly good farming story suddenly got tangled up with cultivation. I stopped watching after the female lead discovered the secret chamber and learned that a relative was from a demonic sect; it just got more and more absurd.

I'm looking for a pure farming novel like "Xiao Yi's Farming Diary," without any princes, emperors, or marquises—just the lives of ordinary people.

This book is written so naturally! It doesn't have the awkwardness or artificiality of typical novels at all. It's a rare find and deserves a thumbs up!

Two-thirds of the novel is filled with awful characters; I think the author's living environment might not be very good. It's so frustrating to read! You're constantly on the verge of exploding with anger! Read with caution!!!

The beginning was quite good, but around chapter 80 it completely deviated from the scope of a farming novel, and all sorts of other things started appearing.

The plot is jumping around too fast, I can't keep up.

Even if he wasn't ruthless in the apocalypse, he must have killed people! He changed after coming here? A serial killer becomes a good person after a trip to South Korea?

This level of skill is hardly enough to write a book; the entry barrier is far too low.

This is my first time writing a book review. Are all the comments below just paid shills hired by the author? The writing isn't great, but it's not as excellent as some of the reviews say either. It's a rambling, lowbrow piece of writing. Several chapters don't connect at all, there are more typos and spelling errors than stars in the sky, and there are quite a few logical fallacies.

Parts of this book are truly a mess, with disjointed chapters and incoherent narratives. The author doesn't care either.