The Villain is Addicted to Farming

Cong Wan as the system auditor, the daily work is to evaluate the system and host. The industry evaluates her as professional, senior, and elite. In fact, she just wants to go fishing to get off work and lie down after work. On this day, the lord god asked her to monitor the villain Zhong Qiyuan, who was once a villain who was too conscientious and caused the protagonist group to be wiped out, and was reemployed after four thousand years of labor reform. Cong Wan thought that Zhong Qiyuan was a th**ny head, but… Zhai Douwen: The son of luck was deprived of love, and she was farming. Campus article: The son of luck is being bullied, and she is farming again.Doomsday: The son of luck is divorced, and she is still farming.Cong Wan: I don’t allow anyone to fish better than me!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Villain is Addicted to Farming "The Villain is Addicted to Farming" is a unique blend of genres that really grabbed my attention. The premise alone – a villainous MC finding solace and power in farming across different worlds – is intriguing, and I was eager to dive in. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, I found the dynamic between the main character, Zhong Qiyuan, and the system auditor, Cong Wan, to be incredibly charming. The author creates a fun push-and-pull relationship where the cold exterior of the MC melts away, revealing a more playful side when interacting with the FL. This contrast made their interactions both funny and endearing, and I was instantly invested in seeing how their relationship would develop. ### What Works Well The world-hopping aspect is executed well, with each world presenting a different scenario and challenge for the MC. I particularly enjoyed how the novel incorporates elements of zombie apocalypse, xianxia, and palace scheming, keeping the story fresh and engaging. The MC's approach to these worlds is also a highlight; she doesn't necessarily focus on being a savior, but rather on her own goals, which often involve farming or, of course, flirting with the FL. This self-centeredness, coupled with her willingness to retaliate against those who cross her, makes her a compelling and entertaining protagonist. The system isn't just a tool either, it feels more like a clueless sidekick, adding to the humor. ### Areas of Concern The pacing of the romance might feel a bit rushed for some. While I appreciated the playful banter between the MC and FL, the transition to a more intimate relationship felt sudden. I feel like I missed some of the buildup. Also, some readers might find the MC's ruthless actions off-putting, as she doesn't hesitate to eliminate those who stand in her way. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers may find the zombie arc to contain some problematic elements. The origin of the zombies is linked to nuclear waste disposal by Japan and also mentions the US attempting to invade China. This might be uncomfortable for some to read. ### Final Verdict Overall, I found "The Villain is Addicted to Farming" to be a delightful and engaging read. The unique premise, the charming characters, and the well-executed world-hopping elements make it a standout in the genre. Despite some minor pacing issues and potentially sensitive content, the novel is worth checking out, especially if you're a fan of yuri, farming, and villainous protagonists.