I Just Came Home to Farm, So Why Has the Ice Age Apocalypse Begun?

It's a good novel, with a few flaws (I don't like it personally). At least it allowed me to finish reading it. It's not like other apocalyptic Teddy novels. It's very good. It doesn't run around the world collecting supplies and beauties, and it doesn't have all kinds of disgusting routines. It's very good.

There are a lot of comments in the comment area that are being pushed down, so I'll push them up too. At least this book can be considered average on Tomato, and it doesn't have any major bad points. It was said that there were many girls, so she accepted them when they should, and there was no ink. There's no pressure on combat power or anything like that. It's just that the protagonist's presence in the latest chapter is no longer strong, and there's nothing new about farming, so it's a bit bland. Especially when the tree appears, most of the scene is given to Jiang [Eating Melon], which seems to be a bit indifferent. It is a group portrait, and the others are not visible, so it is not a group portrait. Jiang's role has already dominated the protagonist [Thoughts]

It's good. It would be nice to have the ability to control soil at the back. This way you can open up an underground base.

The idea is very novel, and I think it looks good so far.

It's not bad. It's a smooth read, but I feel that the protagonist's presence is average. I feel that the supporting characters don't even know that they have more roles than the protagonist.

The writing is good, but it is better to strengthen the protagonist and only strengthen the companions. You are truly strong only when you are strong

Tiezi, you are already a mature author, and you are ready to die.

The population of the main farm is too small, and there are so many people in the periphery. People need to be transferred back to expand.

After turning 50, the most profound impression I have is that when pig feet came out, I just started studying plants.

Let me give you five stars first.