Global Farm: From the Start, I Have an Ancient Spirit Tree

A one-meter-high fence can block anything, and an ordinary person can jump over it in one go. There is also a farm of 1,000 square meters, with a fence of ** meters, and this elementary school math problem will be wrong.

The author's imagination is limited, so he needs help from readers. Come brainstorm ideas and create otherworldly plants. Below is the creative template. [Plant name] [Type: XXX] [Quality: X level] [Suitable environment: XXX] [Growth cycle: X days] [Description: XXXXX]

I've opened a new book again, I won't go to the palace again (???)

It's a crime, a crime, to feed yourself to death**

I suspect that the protagonist is a NT, and only three pieces of pork can be exchanged for a broken blueprint. The other writings all show a crazy monopoly at the beginning, but the protagonist only needs thirty pieces of wood to replace it. I am really convinced.

It's boring. It was originally quite interesting, but when I saw what the protagonist was going to do to the heroine, it was interrupted for various reasons. It's okay if you don't write it, but if you do, you're a ** person.

Updates are slow. Writing about reality makes me feel bored. I'll give it a try first.

Why can we only cooperate with consortiums? I think you can get everything you want by working with the military.

When I first saw the bounty plants offered by the protagonist, I felt strange, why the seeds can't be sold separately. I thought about the peppers that the protagonist received. There were more than 50 seeds. Wouldn't it be okay to sell more than 30 seeds to the protagonist? Later someone asked the protagonist about selling seeds, and I thought, wouldn't it be okay to sell potatoes? It was okay even if I was considering growing peppers. I also thought about some low-level seeds. There were a lot of seeds, but the protagonist didn't receive them.

I feel like the qualifications of this ancient elf tree are a bit low.