I Have a Piece of Land in the Wilderness

It's too poisonous. The vitality vegetables, which are more powerful than the spiritual energy in most areas of the prehistoric times, sell for 8 yuan per pound. Has the author never bought vegetables? He is so mentally retarded. Eight hundred yuan per pound is not enough. Ordinary people will explode and die if they eat too much spiritual energy. And the time in the prehistoric world is 24 times that of the ordinary mortal world. It is too poisonous. If you cannot control time reasonably, then this book will definitely be unfinished in the future.

Brother... Your book is so awesome... After reading a few pages, an advertisement pops up... How many great people are not as awesome as you...

At first I thought it was good, but as soon as I saw the vegetables, I lost my mood. You said you could talk to Taishang Laojun in the prehistoric times, and you still want to grow vegetables and sell them for money. Your father is sick and has the sequelae, and you don't know how to cure him first? Secondly, it would be embarrassing to think about selling vegetables instead of improving your strength. Any piece of rubbish picked up in the prehistoric times would be valuable in modern times. Once you practice it, you will have the power to protect yourself. If you saw growing vegetables earlier, just skip the chapter. There are too many vegetables growing later.

The plot in the early stage is too bad. Now it's all about the beginning, and the beginning is not good, let alone the later stages. It's just like if you play stand-alone, Billions of Zombies, Civilization VI and other games. If you don't play well at the beginning, can you still play later? If you write poorly at the beginning, no one will want to read it later. Well, I just can't stand it. Say a few words. If it offends you, I will delete the comment.

I couldn't stand it any longer. I endured the headache and watched about 10 of them. I couldn't stand it and then deleted them.

After reading about ten chapters, I can't stand it anymore. It's all based on strength. The writing is too idealistic, and the language is not clear. There is also a gold nugget from the ancient times donated to the museum, and the protagonist has no strength. He casually explains that he picked it up in his hometown, and others can check if there is gold ore nearby. Alas, in reality, it is the rhythm of seeking death. This is not an ordinary poison. Give it up.

I don't even know what era you were writing about. Feeling a bit low

There are too many poison points, just donate one. If you want to get initial funds, just get some jade. If you are afraid of finding out, just go to a stone gambling place and buy a cheap piece of whitewash. It's not good to attract attention by donating nugget gold, but it's better to be obscene and develop in the early stage. In addition, I don't know why the protagonist keeps growing vegetables every year. The rent of 2,000 per acre plus the investment in greenhouses is just a novel. I don't know if the protagonist is obsessed with Beijing's hukou. To be honest, if I had a golden finger, I would immediately go back to my hometown and live there. Once I have the strength, I won't be able to go anywhere. A little suggestion, don't blame me

What the hell, are you a novice? What do you think?

If the flow rate of time is always one to twenty-four, then this novel will definitely collapse in the later period. From the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors to the Conferring Gods and Tribulation, at least ten thousand years have passed, which is at least more than 400 years in the real world, not to mention the Spring and Autumn Period (Hundred Schools of Confucianism), Warring States, Three Kingdoms... Journey to the West of the Tang Dynasty, etc., These later periods will definitely collapse.