In the Fantasy Realm, I Only Know How to Farm, and I’m Afraid of Violence

In short, it's a story about a protagonist who transmigrates to another world, has a cheat code, and farms. However, the plot portrays the land as overly humane, which is annoying. Also, the protagonist's understanding of the real world is unclear. I like this type of story, but overall it's just average.

Trust me, it's currently a single-player farming and troop-building game. The three initial enemies have been dealt with quickly, so the pace is slow. Each day mainly involves selecting superior seeds, and the daily improvement is very slight. It's significantly different from the usual leveling and monster-grinding style, which is great for a slower pace.

The content is very good, but how should I put it? Although the combat power is quite strong, it feels a bit too overwhelming. The second problem is that the writing pace is too slow. There are three updates a day, but the content is actually just so-so. Overall, I think this book is a gem on Tomato Books.

I really love the theme and overall style. I especially love this story set against a backdrop of power struggles, where someone dedicates themselves to farming and becoming a research-oriented talent. Because of their love for the land and crops, the land and crops reward them, leading to a life better than everyone else's, and ultimately, they discover they are invincible.

The main and supporting characters are all fairly intelligent, the plot is relatively stable, and the monster-fighting and leveling-up progresses normally. Overall, it's acceptable.

This is a farming and development novel where the main combat force is animals. The protagonist is the kind who doesn't want to cause trouble, but if you do, he'll kill you. It's a "cool" novel, as his combat power is basically the highest among all the people he encounters, and he hasn't met anyone he can't beat.

People in the fantasy world only know how to farm and are afraid of violence. Flying Little Comedian Farming and planting, plus some complaints. The plot is very slice-of-life, so it does seem stress-free and somewhat bland. The most dramatic part is related to "Whoever doesn't let me farm, I'll bury them." Overall, I'd give it around four and a half stars. (Rounded up during the new book period.)

A very good book. It focuses on farming and development, but doesn't lack combat power. Is it a newly released book with a relatively low rating?

It's very well written! I'll give it five stars as encouragement. Is the author an agronomy major?

A very stable farming-themed story; it has some advantages but won't experience explosive growth. The author's writing is excellent, making it worth reading.