Zi Luo's Splendid Rural Life

I finished reading this book. Overall, I thought it was alright, mainly because of the theme of unity and friendship. However, I was really annoyed by the way the female lead's reputation was tarnished; they just left it to fester without addressing it. The male lead also appeared very infrequently, often absent at crucial moments. The difficult relatives were also dealt with very slowly, just left to cause trouble.

The ages of Zi Luo and Xiao Liu are often wrong. Zi Luo transmigrated into the body of 6-year-old A Luo, and Xiao Liu was 4. Now Zi Luo is 12, so Xiao Liu should have been 10 when he took the imperial examination, right? This ebook is full of mundane family stories. Almost all ebooks portray the protagonist with many halos, making them incredibly idealistic; you get used to it.

It feels like all the supporting characters were written as idiots, especially Young Master Shen, who's incredibly successful in the business world, yet he's also portrayed as an idiot. It's so ridiculous!

I feel like the female lead's spatial ability in this pastoral romance novel is pretty useless, and the male lead has too little screen time—he seems to have less screen time than the second male lead who turns bad later on.

I think this book is very well written, but I don't know why so many reviews say it's bad. 😒

I couldn't even finish reading a bit, but I managed to get halfway through and then I was amazed that the author could write such idiotic stuff. Now I just can't take it anymore, I'm afraid I'll delete SevenCat immediately.

I quite like this kind of book. Unity and friendship.

I'm speechless. I really hate Shen Yifan. He seems completely brainless and just gets led around like that.

The beginning of the story was alright, but the writing style needs improvement, with constant use of phrases like "Zi Luo and the others," "therefore," and "so." The later pursuit by the second male lead is ambiguous and illogical. As a modern person, it's impossible for him not to know the differences between men and women, yet he agrees to go boating on the lake at night and feeds her porridge; it feels like he's feigning ignorance. Is he testing the reader's intelligence? The male lead has far too little screen time... He's full of hatred, and even though he basically knows who killed his father and has the ability to wipe out his uncle's faction, why does he let his uncle's faction cause trouble?

I can't stand it anymore; a modern person is becoming increasingly stupid.