The Finest Steward in the Great Household

Thank goodness I read the comments first, otherwise I would have been tricked into coming here by the name.

The male protagonist is truly hypocritical, doing one thing while claiming another! I believe the author is this kind of person too.

It's unbelievable that one of the two characters in the synopsis died. None of the categories for easy, everyday farming fit the bill. With the harem all dead, how can it be any more relaxing? How did the author manage to make it get so erratic? I was tricked into reading this novel by the synopsis, and after reading half of it, this is it? I might as well not have clicked on it at all. It's not relaxing at all.

I can't stand it anymore! They had to force the death of the Third Madam. Author, you're not a drunkard, and you're not some old scoundrel from Jiangnan; you can't handle this kind of writing. The author even said there wouldn't be any more deaths in the harem for a long time, which implies there will be later. I'm not reading anymore.

This book looks a bit awkward.

That takes guts to choose this name. I hope it's not trying to piggyback on the popularity of "The Ultimate Servant," otherwise I'll be very disappointed.

The author has a mental problem, and the protagonist seems like a saint

A medical doctor transmigrates into the body of a rough, uncouth man. After the plague, the protagonist's personality becomes almost like that of a simpleton. He's hypocritical, completely lacking in planning, and it's illogical that the first and second wives didn't cuckold him despite his reckless behavior.

It can't compare to the best servants; it's far inferior.

It's snowing, and there's still a vegetable garden and cucumbers... I'm speechless.