You Were Told to Start a Farm, but You Became an African Warlord

Three thousand mu of land from the start, and a journey to Africa to build a farm.

But when Zhao Han finally gets there, he discovers the farm is a little out of the way.

The sea is in front, and mountains are behind.

Somalia, a pirate kingdom, lies to the left, and Sannia, a war-torn capital, to the right.

Farming in a place like this is practically asking to die, isn't it?

Besides, the area around the farm is covered in gold, silver, and diamond mines. Wouldn't those make more money than growing vegetables?

Of course, if growing vegetables is what it takes to earn System rewards, he can do that too.

The catch is that he has to be able to protect his land.

Netizens: We thought the streamer was a farm owner. Then we realized he's actually a warlord.

Warlord A: A pound of grapes costs a pound of gold, and if I don't buy them, I get beaten up?

Warlord B: General Lu could have just robbed us, but instead he gave us a bag of rice. He's far too kind.

With an AK in his left hand and a hoe in his right, Zhao Han says: My dealings have always been fair, whether with young or old. Who's for it? Who's against it?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.