Zhou Hu accidentally gets his hands on a little trinket. It's like the protagonist of a novel has a plot-armor halo, and he happily starts clearing land, growing crops and vegetables, and making money with ease, living like a landlord in ancient times.
He starts out farming and ends up building a company. He expects to run the small business quietly, but an accidental turn of events creates a colossal enterprise and earns him the title of agricultural magnate.
"Boss Zhou, I'd like to order a batch of vegetables."
"Get lost! I got here first. Ever heard of first come, first served?"
"All of you, get out of here! I'm sworn brothers with Brother Zhou!"
Big companies and powerful families from all over the world compete to do business with Zhou Hu, leaving him no peace.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It has basically strayed away from the topic. Instead of writing about farming, you write about various fruits and vegetables, various effects, and creating agricultural overlords. Instead, you write about cultivating to catch vampires, vampire invasions, hauntings, etc.
What I hate the most is that when I write urban literature, it turns into urban martial arts and fantasy themes.
Author, under what mood and thoughts did you write this book? Was it written in the hospital? Or does the author think that farmers should be like this?
Tilapia weighs 6 pounds. Have you ever seen tilapia?
I was at work and didn't have any manuscripts saved, so I could only watch the small money slip away and whine. . . . . .
There is no such thing as being on the street. Before it is put on the shelves, you can cut it as you please. Now that you have chosen to put it on the shelves, as long as there are still people who support it and people still watch it, you must persevere, although sometimes what you give is not proportional to what you get. Many times, the most important thing is to persist and be responsible for yourself and the readers. Here, the author, Jun, shamelessly asks for flowers and votes!
Why does the protagonist seem a bit silly and doesn't understand anything?
If you like fantasy or historical themes, you can also watch something from the Republic of China period. I don't want to watch anything modern.
After a bloody battle of 12,000 and six updates, I would like to say one thing: office workers can't afford to bully people, and people with disabilities can't afford to get hurt. It's better to drive more steadily in the future. . . .
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