I Run a Farm, Not a Zoo

Enough of the rest. Seeing a spring that supposedly improves health, wouldn't a normal person drink it themselves? Why would they feed it to a pig's feet instead of eating it themselves?

If you keep writing like this, it'll turn into a gay ranch. Everyone living in your house is gay. At first, you wrote about liking women, but the more I read, the more I think you like men. Damn, I've decided to stop reading. Oh dear, you're going to corrupt me!

I thought it was a proper farm and ranch story, but it turns out it's another world, an end-of-days era, and Bai Ze bloodline stuff. Too many elements!

Author, if you're being indecent, don't make others seem indecent too. Thirty pounds is considered heavy? I can lift fifty pounds in one hand and a hundred pounds in both hands without a problem, even if I can't lift myself up to the fourth floor.

What the hell? I'm watching a story about farming and a peaceful life. What's with all this talk about spiritual energy revival, superpowers, and otherworldly plots? Are they out of their minds?

What I'm saying is, rabbits don't eat carrots; they'll die if they eat too many.

The protagonist has invested so much money and is now getting no income. You're even cooking for people for free. Does having a system mean you like to be a pushover? Just because the system provides food at no cost doesn't matter to you?

This is the first time I've learned that superpowers can actually allow you to travel to other worlds. And the most shocking thing is that the people sent by the government actually believed it—that's a bit too much.

I was trying to find something exciting, but I got sleepy while reading. What are you guys reading about this book? Tell me!

Overall, it was a good read, but the daytime scene was a major flaw. What I wanted to read was a slice-of-life story with a bit of a cheat code, not fantasy. The previous parts were handled well; the spiritual spring didn't claim to cure all diseases, the added physical abilities didn't mean the character could pull a car off its feet, the pet didn't claim to control the weather, and the effects of the Kang Bone weren't exaggerated. Suddenly introducing a superhuman is just ridiculous.