Immortal Village of the Peach Spring

It's mediocre and watery. The atmosphere of life in a mountain village is there, but it is very verbose. It takes half a day to cook a home-cooked meal, but digging shrimp fields and building paths are just mentioned in one stroke. It feels like I am reading a food novel, but what I cook is not gourmet food, just normal home-cooked meals. The golden finger is very weak, the spiritual spring water is very small in the early stage, and the things grown seem to be just a little more delicious. At present, drinking it only restores the protagonist's physical strength. I don't know if it will become stronger in the future. I just read the first few dozen chapters. They were just so-so. They were not attractive and had no desire to read on.

I've finished reading it, it's pretty good, average to above average.

After reading a few chapters, I can say it was average, no ups and downs. It's tasteless to eat, it's a pity to throw it away!

Apart from a few typos, the plot is good and generally speaking, it is interesting.

Can I say it's a headline-grabber? Systematic writing, but there is nothing wrong with the system, just a spring water. It takes 2 chapters to cook edamame.