A Lovely Country Girl: Spring Comes Late

I didn't want to read more after a few dozen chapters. There was nothing appealing about it. The female lead had too many troubles, and so many troublesome people around her, all of whom were just all talk and no action. Her rebirth wasn't very valuable; her plot armor was too weak.

I feel like this female lead is really incompetent. The synopsis says she's so capable, yet she can't even handle her own grandmother.

How can the female lead be so shameless and forgetful? Why couldn't she build a house anywhere else? Why did she have to build it in the same village? Wouldn't it be better to stay away from such awful people? I can't read any more of this, I'm dropping the book.

Does the female lead seem a bit silly? Wouldn't selling recipes be more profitable than selling vegetables? It wouldn't burden her family, and she could even send her younger brother to school—wouldn't that be better?

It's rare to give up after only 12 chapters. The author has absolutely no common sense, and the village chief's attitude is terrible. With a village chief like this, it's no wonder that such a despicable scoundrel appears among village chiefs! I was initially drawn to this book by the synopsis, but what kind of writing is this?!

Her mother is disgusting, and the female lead isn't decisive enough. Goodbye, I'm not watching anymore.

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I feel like this Zhou family member is getting angrier and angrier the more I look at her.

It's quite a good read if you read it in one go.

It's well-written and reads very smoothly.