The Sweetheart of the Farmhouse

I hope the author will continue to write wonderfully! I hope Wanqiu and Jun Mochen can keep showering us with sweetness. Please, please, don't let anything happen that prevents them from being together. Wanqiu must not betray Jun Mochen, and Jun Mochen, please don't take any concubines! I love Wanqiu's personality so much! Author, please, please, please don't let anything bad happen! Keep going! I will always support you! 😘

A sweet and engaging classical Chinese text from beginning to end, with a logical plot, easy-to-understand writing style, and humorous language. The male protagonist is a renowned war god, having achieved countless military exploits, yet he incurred the emperor's wrath. On his wedding night, he was betrayed and, heartbroken, sought refuge in Yunxi Town, hoping to find a wife to care for him.

This is truly authentic classical Chinese writing, far better than those time-travel novels that don't even have a single character.

This is a very enjoyable book. The male and female leads are so sweet and adorable, sweet from beginning to end. Both leads are native ancient people. There is no time travel or reincarnation. The female lead is a fallen heiress who lives in the countryside with her mother. She is beautiful but not weak in the face of adversity.

I found the characters very interesting, especially the romance between the male and female leads, which didn't have any of the usual clichés. Aside from a lot of sex scenes, everything else was great. Each character was well-developed and distinctive. It's a novel I really enjoyed.

Wu Song had to drink a lot of wine and exert a great deal of effort to kill the tiger, but the protagonist just slashed at it with his left and right hands. Author, why didn't you give the protagonist a Foshan Shadowless Kick to kick the tiger into a tree?

This book is absolutely fantastic! It's written in a classic, elegant style, and the male and female leads don't suffer from amnesia, misunderstandings, or the typical "other woman" or "damsel in distress" trope. The female lead is kind but not overly saintly, and the male lead is deeply devoted.

I think the author writes well, I support you, keep it up! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Nice

I just started reading it today and it seems pretty good. I'm wondering how many updates a day there will be? Could the author please reply? 🥰🥰