Hello Cross Farm

"Why do I like reading novels? Because in them there are girls that I yearn for, love that I can't envy, blatant partiality, and redemption that is rare in the world."

Damn it, I invested dozens of dollars in it, and the more I read, the more uncomfortable I get. Please don't write about that kind of walking stallion.

The main character sucks,,,,,

I have read too many books and this is my first time writing a book review. . . I don't know what to say, this book is pretty good.

The writing is quite good, but why are so few people reading it? And how many female protagonists are there in this book? Is Xuelin the heroine?

Chapters 348-349 are a bit unclear. The protagonist has four thousand meters of mental power. Isn't driving a car a trivial matter? This is a bit off topic. I feel that the protagonist has no mental power. If the mental power can be used well, three of his subordinates will not die in vain on the sea. Are there so many creatures on the sea useless? The subordinates must do such stupid things. It is useless to give the protagonist a golden finger. I kind of want to give up the book.

The plot is basically similar to many similar farming novels, and it feels more bland and everyday. Because in the first few chapters, the male protagonist earns hundreds of millions of dollars from selling antiques, and then he spends money on various purchases. Farming feels like it's incidental, and being a veterinarian is also incidental. There is no charge at all. It feels like there is no pursuit.

If you don't explore the road, you don't know the specific situation on the other side, so you can take your only relative who is only 6 years old and go there to have a look. What's going on? Do you really think that the whole world is a good person? At the very least, you have to go there by yourself first, confirm the situation, and then move the whole family with you.

I really enjoyed reading the ranch novel, but I just read Chapter 14 and gave up! ! Grandpa has more than 400,000 bottles of red wine. As a result, all the machines on the farm are the cheapest and broken. The protagonist only sold 30 bottles and made 4.5 Million US dollars. . . Does your grandpa grow his hair after drinking wine? Only the protagonist can sell alcohol? . . Family rules stipulate that the remaining money cannot exceed a certain amount each year. If there are 100 billion future generations, why throw away 10,000 trillion? ? ? ? . Because the price of meat has increased and the poor cannot afford it, they actually donated more than 1,000 sheep to those in need. . Awesome! ! If there is a disaster, you come to the rescue, I admire you. . . Because I can't afford meat. . . You are awesome! ! ! ! The ancestors of the Brown family came to the United States with their great-grandfather. This family can actually supervise you and check your family's accounts. Although I haven't seen what will happen if you violate the rules, what kind of ancestors would give outsiders such rights. And is it passed down from generation to generation? ? ? ? I really like farm and ranch novels where the protagonist has a golden finger, but I'm quite disappointed!

But shouldn't such an expensive wine go to an auction house?