Farming is the Ultimate Answer

The writing is a bit awkward, the writing is so bad!

A good novel. I thought it was about defeating the backward West through advanced culture, but I didn't expect that it has already begun to save the world.

Do farmers just work quietly by themselves?

Although the pace of this book is relatively slow, I still hope that all readers can try to see the latest chapters every day. Following up on reading will affect its release. Once it is released, I will be more excited and benefit all readers:-P

The character of the male protagonist can only be described as one-dimensional. The male protagonist is really stupid, what a brain. At the same time, there is nothing interesting about this. You must know that the most taboo thing about writing about planting is going off topic and being dull. You didn't go off topic, but you saw it plainly.

The plot of the first 20 chapters made me laugh out loud, but fortunately Shuhuang persisted. All in all, skip the first 20 chapters and you will find a new world.

It's too bland, and coupled with the protagonist's intellect and the author's poor writing style, the plot is like a stand-alone game.

As far as the first few chapters are concerned, it's a miracle that this book is actually on the shelves. A lord quietly cultivated the land on his own. I thought he could do it without the citizens, but the vegetables were all planted, but he said that he had never left the house and didn't understand the situation. There were also no regulations on the skills and they could only be used on one piece of land. All the citizens ran away and he was suffering from youthful diseases. As a modern person, won't you take advantage of loopholes when playing games?

Recommended, gives me a feeling of "Sword of Dawn"

Recently, many readers have pointed out that the plot around Chapters 11 and 12 of this book is too outrageous. For example, in a Western medieval setting, it is impossible for the subjects to resist the lord so obviously (breaking tools, falling down on purpose, etc.), And the protagonist Linn is too kind, and the rebel subjects should be punished. In response to the above two problems, I made some changes to the plot. The overly obvious resistance of the people was changed to some passive sabotage and low production efficiency, and Lin En and I also added the plot of punishing (warning) the people for sabotage. Finally, many readers think that the protagonist Lin En is too kind and gentle to the people. I think Lin En, as a person who has lived in a socialist country for more than 20 years in his previous life, does not want to see the situation like the Middle Ages, where civilians are oppressed by the nobles. The protagonist is like this. If you have any criticisms about the revised plot, you are welcome to come to this site for discussion. I will definitely reply when I see it. Finally, I would like to thank all readers for their criticisms and suggestions. I will always accept your criticisms and suggestions in the future and try my best to improve this book.