Anime Crossover: In Another World, I Just Want to Farm in Peace

The author hangs a sheep's head to sell *meat, you are original, how can there be any trace of manga?

If you don't develop the country, you can sell level 11 crops, just sell an apple, and high-end crops are still sold like strategic materials. As for the elves, you can refer to the elves of Zero Familiar, Zero or Black Summoner, or you can rely on the original work, but you have to rely on Warcraft. Don't you know what the elves in Warcraft look like? Just purple skin, I don't know about other people, I can't stand it anyway

They even knocked on the door and kept beeping. Home is invincible and I'm afraid of being a hairy and aggrieved protagonist.

Boring, boring, boring. These two words are written in this book. You can't copy them to be more exciting →_→

After reading this book, I felt a deep disappointment. I originally thought this would be a story full of color and fantasy, but in the process I discovered that it was full of empty plots and uninteresting characterizations. The structure of the entire book is loose and the plot drags on, making it unbearable. First, the characters lack depth. The characters in the book appear to be very flat, and their personalities and behavioral motivations are vague, making it difficult for readers to resonate with them. Although the author tried to enrich the inner world of the characters through some details, these efforts were pale and ineffective and failed to allow people to truly enter the depths of the characters' hearts. Secondly, the storyline is too cliche. Although the novel contains some interesting settings and elements, overall it falls into the trap of cliché. Many plots can be found in other works, making the whole story lose its novelty. For readers hungry for fresh ideas, this is a huge disappointment. Most

Being generous to others makes the protagonist's name **, and he can kill a few people who rebel at any time. As for his son, he gives everything away, and gives away millions of gold coins every month just to a few killers.

It's exactly like the plot, I might as well watch the anime!

This is a leisurely farmhouse fanfic. I hope there will be more female protagonists in the future, and there will be multiple comics about leisurely farmhouse and other anime. The main character I am most concerned about is whether the protagonist has the soul of Cao Thief. Anyway, I hope the author can stick to it. I have written several leisurely farmhouse comics before, and the protagonist in that book still has the soul of Cao Thief, but it is a pity that he is a eunuch.

The devil spider in the leisure farm house in another world is scary. Isn't it cute? It's furry and can raise its hands.

Why doesn't the protagonist aim to build a country? Rimuru can build a country, but is it difficult to build a country with the things on the farm? If you have to sell them, gold coins are very attractive to the protagonist. The protagonist never leaves the farm. Even if he needs something, he can just take a few and sell them. Even if he has no shortage of them, he doesn't need to exchange them for things that are not very useful to him. Can't he train his subordinates?