My Farm Is Full of Spiritual Energy

The main character is too stupid. Judging from the book, the protagonist's food is n times more delicious than the others. I watched as the pig's feet, vegetables and quail eggs were all bought out. Buying out is the stupidest time, and it's still a joint venture. Unless its price is too high for others to accept. As the saying goes, shop around. The protagonist's approach is that of feeling that his things cannot be sold. When I saw the quail eggs bought, I felt that it was not interesting. Because once we buy it out, you will always be the next level of our family. He seems to be the boss on the surface. Because once you sign this buyout contract. People deliberately block you to see how you deal with it.

One moment is Jiang Tao, the other is Jiang Hao. Only a few characters appear. They make mistakes like this and don't even pay attention to their writing.

It's a pretty good book. You should raise the protagonist's cultivation level so that there are fewer people looking for trouble. Even if you meet him, surveillance won't be able to detect him if your cultivation level is high. It can water plants and should also improve cultivation.

I can only give you three stars because in Chapter 55, you have to take someone to sell vegetables. The hotel has left a phone number for you, and you don't know how to use it, or join a group, or do food tastings, etc.

Exactly like that book. Why do you want to go back and raise loaches? It's exactly the same, I'm speechless. I stopped reading that book after reading more than a dozen chapters, and this one is just as mindless. . .

Who is imitating whom? Or maybe it was written by an author: Tomato and another book about raising and selling loaches. Except for the things they grow and raise, and the names of the characters, the plots are the same!

When you add a villain, don't describe it too much, okay? It's too slow. Don't write about brainless villains in farm stories, okay?

You can see the front, but not the back, right?

This book is wonderfully written

Everything else is good, but my vigilance against enemies is too low.