After Lu Yuan arrived in a world called Terra, he awakened a System called [Shennong Farming]. However, the conditions for activating this System were that Lu Yuan had to complete specialized studies related to agriculture and own a plot of at least five mu in a designated location: Lungmen! After graduating from the Tianshi Mansion with excellent grades, Lu Yuan arrived in Lungmen, secured an initial five-mu plot of land, and officially began his farming journey.
Congratulations! You have successfully harvested rice. Base attributes increased. Originium Arts enhanced. Water ability [Water Formation Wall] acquired... New crop unlocked: [Proliferating Rice].
Congratulations! You have successfully harvested potatoes. Ability acquired... New crop unlocked: [Overlord Potato]. One potato provides enough calories for an entire day.
Congratulations! You have successfully fed everyone in Lungmen! Land upgraded. Ability acquired...
Later, when Lu Yuan's former teacher, Shu, heard that a Shennong had appeared in Lungmen, one who had fed everyone in the city and even refugees from neighboring countries, she traveled to Lungmen to learn from him. As she gazed at the rice towering like a forest, the wheat stretching out like a golden sea, the potatoes glowing orange, and crops of every color, she fell into deep thought.
I couldn't help but complain after reading Chapter 25. The protagonist is a college student from the 21st century who travels back in time. His dream is to eliminate hunger in the world, but his method is to farm the land all by himself. First, as a modern person, even if the protagonist doesn't know various agricultural techniques or hybridization breeding, surely he wouldn't have to resort to farming alone? Is that really a method a modern person could think of? Second, the problem of hunger involves factors such as distribution, economy, and politics. Even if the protagonist alone grows enough food for everyone, people will still starve to death if these problems aren't addressed one by one. Aren't stories of "no idle land under heaven, yet farmers still starve to death" rare in Chinese history? Workers create wealth but cannot enjoy its fruits, while rulers exploit the people, leading to widespread poverty and hardship. This is the problem the protagonist must confront.
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Is this the end, or has it entered the palace?