Farming with a Thousandfold Simulator: The Rabbit's Grain Reserves Take First Place

Chapter 60: The poison point explodes. The protagonist started the live broadcast in order to attract sales channels. Now he has done business with the country and is still live broadcasting. As long as the sand cultivation is successful, a lot of countries will naturally come to beg to buy, and the protagonist's achievements have been recognized by the country. There are also people who take the initiative to live broadcast to ridicule. Are readers reading the book to be deliberately raped? If you don't kill him in the next chapter, just **

Alas, it's such a pity for soybeans. It's like going back to ** and killing the gangster in Laiyang.

You rely on the system and have no skills. Are you going to revitalize agriculture or destroy it?

15 Pounds of grade A. No wonder people report you for selling fakes.

With one update a day, the author is probably going to cut it.

There are 1.5 Billion acres of saline-alkali land in the country, and there are 500 million acres of potential. You can use them all if you are serious. Return 100 million acres, and the remaining 1.4 Billion acres** million square kilometers of saline-alkali land will be eaten by you??

I'm speechless. I feel like the author has some common sense, but not much. Let's simulate the durian at the beginning. The loss of land fertility is due to the durian tree growing too fast and the time is too short. The earth cannot recover itself in time. If it is sucked dry, the durian tree will grow very tall. Why the hell do you want one to wither after more than a year? Then plant it again and suck it dry again? Forbidden by God! The country directly banned it!! It is better to strengthen the photosynthesis of the leaves, develop the root system deeply, and limit the age of the tree to five years to wither!

Isn't it Owu? Where did you come from?

It's impossible for the protagonist to teach others how to make friends. He himself won't rely entirely on simulations and reveal his secrets when asked.

Alas, just read mass-produced articles like this without thinking.