Farming: I Can See What Nutrients Plants and Animals Need

Name: Farming: I Can See What Nutrients Plants and Animals Need
Author: Reading History on the Days of the Yang

种田：我能看到动植物需要的营养

by Reading History on the Days of the Yang (刚日读史)

Status: Completed
Length: 388k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Farming
Updated: 1y ago
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Synopsis

Chen Tianhuan happens to acquire a magical little cauldron. Through it, he can see the nutrients plants and animals need to grow. Customer 1: “What? Your chickens are ready for market in just a few days. You haven't been using some high-tech growth tricks, have you?” Customer 2: “This rice is so delicious! I've never had rice this good. If I can never eat it again, I won't be able to go on living.” Villager 1: “Brother Chen is a good man. He hasn't forgotten his fellow villagers while helping us get rich.” A certain businessman drops to his knees: “Boss Chen, please, sell me some of your goods!” One of the Ten Outstanding Young People, one of the Ten... At long last, those of us who farm have finally made it.

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