Casual Farmer uses an utterly delightful blend of laugh-out-loud humor, character development, down-to-earth philosophy, mystery, humor, romance, martial arts drama, healing friendships, and did I mention humor? It has satisfying substance and complexity, but I still consider it a light read--very refreshing after reading too many gritty urban novels.
I've read all three books in the series twice so far and started re-reading the first aloud to my mother-in-law when she came to visit. . . . though I censored the cussing. The cussing is really the only part I dislike about this series. I do wish either that Amazon let users blackout unmentionables, or the author chose politer words for "scum and villainy." However, if you can look past some swearing, I highly recommend reading this! I look forward to the next installment!
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I'd like to say that firstly, I've been an avid reader of this series since well before it was published by Podium/Amazon here, so this review is mostly to report a manufacturing error. While it's not something abhorrent, as these are Christmas Gifts, I can't help but be frustrated at this mistake. With that unpleasant aspect out of the way, this is a book written by an author I've been reading the works of for over 6 years at this point, and seeing their first book physically in my hands is a genuine pleasure. Just, please, if you reading this are some random buyer looking for a Xianxia novel of a wonderful character, buy this one Used if you can. At least then you can guarantee it's not going to just fall apart on you.
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