Genshin Impact: The Undying King in Teyvat!

Teyvat really talks about the social system. The productivity is not on the same level at all, and unless there are very few exceptions, there is really no shortage of food in Teyvat. Why do I say this? Because of the power of the elements, coupled with the originally fertile land, basically whatever you plant grows, and then you think about the alchemy made from sugar, food and other things, such as pumpkin-sized sundown fruits and so on, and slavery is moving towards a republic. How do you say this thing? If Mondstadt, the god of wind, had not always been a slave, is this what the author said would have little impact? Moreover, the author said that Mondstadt's grain output is much higher than that of Liyue. That's because all the people in Liyue have gone to do business. Otherwise, if you really want to farm, do you really think that Emperor Yanwang is joking with you? Returning to the original land in a minute, it will directly turn into farmland. There is no way that there are people at the bottom of Mondstadt, because they are all free. If you say poor, it is because they don't want to work hard. They just want freedom and drink. In fact, in Mondstadt, you only need to work hard to cultivate the land for a year or two, and you can live a well-off life. But the problem is, they just don't want to work hard. In rare cases, such as Rice Wife's, there is a reason. First of all, the Coral Palace's land cannot grow anything at all, and very little can be grown. In addition, the resentment of the devil and the two major followers are causing trouble, plus various reasons. In short, it is internal and external troubles, so it is poor. Originally In fact, you can be very rich. For example, Dao Wife's swords must be bought by the best people in the Seven Kingdoms, and Dao Wife's forging material is jade steel. Even if you sell the jade steel directly, it will be enough. People can live for a long, long time, and life will be very good. After all, only Dao Wife has jade steel.

Doesn't the author think it's ridiculous? How do you measure productivity? How do you put people with extraordinary powers on the same level as ordinary people?