The Little Farmer You Don’t Want to Mess With

At first I wanted to write a book where the system accompanies growth. After writing more than a dozen chapters, I felt that it would be very cumbersome. Each time the system had to issue a task, the protagonist had to complete the task. Short stories were okay, but in the case of a novel, it would feel too repetitive every time, so I later changed the system companionship to a kind of inheritance, so that the protagonist can play freely. I noticed that some readers said that the paragraphs are too long and there are too few punctuation marks. Thank you for your suggestions. I will pay attention to it later. Thank you for your support! Please do not bring real life and emotions into novels. Novels are novels, conceived by the author, and have no comparison with real society. Everything is possible in novels, and even illogical things can be realized in novels.

The beginning is good, and it gets better and better as you go to the end. There is nothing very disappointing. The whole story is a refreshing one. If you like reading cool stories, this book is a must-read. The protagonist system starts the game, and you don't always rely on the system to issue tasks. The rest depends entirely on the protagonist himself. It has a refreshing feeling, and it is not the same kind of system novel. Very pretty

Not bad, keep up the good work

Rich and exciting content

Not bad, keep up the good work