Farming! A Handbook for Raising a Book-Transmigrated Villainess

Although I've only read chapter 100 so far, it's super interesting!! Different from other farming articles, the beginning is about various natural disasters, which made me super excited! The writing is fluent, the plot is exciting, the male protagonist is smart, and the female protagonist is very strong! Ps: I actually thought of building a wall of food and offering my knees!

Very nice. There are no bad guys throughout the whole novel, and there are no deep conspiracies in it. The male protagonist has an online IQ, and there is no white lotus. The female protagonist is a time traveler, but she doesn't know everything. She is down-to-earth and step by step. The whole novel can be said to be very warm. All in all, I like it very much.

It's an honest farming story. Neither the male nor female protagonist has any random admirers. I really like the male protagonist's ability to appreciate tea (what the hell👻, don't mess with me) 😂 I also like the female protagonist's fickle style of behavior (you need to pamper your little husband well, and if you don't accept it, come and have a fight). I work hard to grow into a towering tree, just to give you a shade; I am not omnipotent, but I will do my best for you!

It's pretty good, but I feel like there are still a few chapters left.

It was fine at first, but the more you look at it, the less interesting it becomes.

It's quite interesting... The relationship between the male and female protagonists has always been very good... There is no misunderstanding at the moment! There are no super relatives who make it fancy, the supporting characters don't have that kind of special stupidity to show off the heroine's intelligence, and they don't attract special hatred from the supporting characters for no reason, it's all just innocuous! This book is still good!

This is my first review and I am speechless. As a modern person who traveled through time and was illiterate? It's not good for the male protagonist to be in poor health, so there's no need for the female protagonist to do anything, right? How old is the heroine's time-traveled body? After the heroine was injured after killing the bandit, the hero asked? Then he asked the doctor to take a look and asked the heroine to fetch water and cook. Is the heroine so humble?

It was very interesting to watch at the beginning, really very interesting. Although there were a few places that just jumped out without any foreshadowing, it was also very interesting to watch. However, the more I watched it, the more boring it became. Especially after 80%, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I skipped to the ending. The ending was understandable, but the subsequent process was really boring.

It's not very interesting. When I first started watching it, I felt it was very ordinary and it was difficult to continue watching. Later on, it seemed to be just okay. After more than 500 chapters, it became uninteresting and I skipped directly to the finale. From the beginning to the end, it is written about how awesome the heroine is, how good she is in farming and how strong she is. No one is her opponent. It feels like the reader's IQ is offended. Then the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not very romantic. It was okay in the early stage when they shared the same hardships, but later on it was too bland and uninteresting.

Generally speaking, the flowing plots that everyone thinks of in farming novels are the general ones that can be thought of when seeing the title of the book. Therefore, it seems to be relatively reassuring and belongs to the sweet story of male and female protagonists. Don't talk too much about logical issues, and don't pursue them too much. There are no basic common sense mistakes, so you can still read them.