My Farm Across the Worlds: What Do You Mean They All Became My Serfs?

Stardew Valley's farm workers, also known as Stardew Valley farm laborers.

Let me try to summarize the Snow Prison plot of the Demon Judgment arc #(evil grin) Lao Xue and the protagonist's first encounter takes place in the future, after humanity's extinction. The protagonist gives Lao Xue a ring, and Lao Xue, believing the protagonist is hunting her down because of humanity's extinction, mistakenly believes they met. Therefore, Lao Xue alters the second timeline, throwing the ring to Meruru to keep her alive, so she can directly hold the witch's slumber ritual in the second timeline, attempting to fix the ending of humanity's extinction. Then, from the protagonist's perspective, his first encounter with Lao Xue was at the witch's resting ceremony, and the ring was given to Lao Xue in the future as part of a mission, something like that?

Why do I always mistake the protagonist's name for Su Shi? It's so hard to switch off; I just can't get into the story at all! #(Dizzy)

Well written, here's your monthly pass! First of all, let me state that I am not a lolicon. Secondly, I really am not a lolicon; it's just that the person I like happens to be a loli. So, when can I CCB with Abby? I haven't watched "Witch Trial," although I see their memes in various group chats every day, but I'm really just a casual viewer. I was drawn in by Abby's cover art. I'm just posting this to ask, since Abby's affection level is almost maxed out, when can I CCB? ❤️~ Eager meow (❤️)

To be honest, after watching the Iron Curtain storyline, my impression of Xianzhou instantly plummeted. My romanticized view of the game shattered. Xianzhou is essentially a feudal militarist state; calling outsiders "barbarians" is an understatement. Now, anyone who's close to Xianzhou seems incredibly foolish.

Thankfully, the author hasn't written about FGO yet; it's later in the story. Now that the final chapter is out, the official story has backstabbed them. The entire Chaldea is the biggest Lostbelt. The old director, that madman, wants to destroy the world directly. The doctor was clearly fooled. The old director spoke the truth in every sentence, but he didn't say anything completely. How could the doctor possibly understand that the guarantee of humanity meant the entire universe being bleached, leaving only Earth? Moreover, at that time, the doctor only had one android and couldn't see that the old director, this madman, had a unique understanding of humanity. The old director personally witnessed Olga Marie being thrown into Chaldea and dissected time and time again. Lev didn't expect that there was something inside Chaldea. He was thrown in and mistaken for an alien by the fake humans inside, being dissected again and again. The old director found it amusing and didn't help, watching the director being dissected into that state, and even taking pride in it. Apparently, the music in FGO, "Backlight," represents the director being dissected repeatedly under the operating lights. It was only at this point that the protagonist, Fujimaru Ritsuka, realized that she was the biggest accomplice, almost causing a major disaster. Now she could finally join the ranks of the many Servants who mocked her earlier, because the protagonist, Fujimaru Ritsuka, was unaware of this. In the end, Lev saved the day by self-destructing, sacrificing King Solomon's great achievement, allowing the Servants from the Pan-Human History to come to the rescue.

Grandpa left you a farm and a letter for you to open when you feel like giving up. What do you mean our family has declined? 😰

Gunfire shattered the silence, then came the rabbit pocket watch; gunfire shattered the silence, then came the rabbit pocket watch; gunfire shattered the silence, then came the rabbit pocket watch; gunfire shattered the silence, then came the rabbit pocket watch; gunfire shattered the silence, then came the rabbit pocket watch…

After reading the latest chapter, I feel really strange. Is this a multiverse farm, where people farm, or a multiverse dream farm, where people regret things? Although I know that building employee loyalty is more important first, for readers who came for the farming aspect, the farming is already done; the protagonist has achieved basic agricultural and financial freedom from the very beginning.

I'm getting tired of the broken parts. It's not that I don't want you to write it, but could you please move this part of the story forward? What about the fish you mentioned before? I'd rather see farm workers than a second game. #(You know what I mean)