Northern Lord? I’m a Stardew Valley Player!

To be honest, I have read more than 40 chapters. It doesn't feel like a lord's story, but more like a personal survival story. There is no interaction with the people, and the relationship is more like neighbors than like a lord. The people are not arranged to do things, even the most basic guards to protect the territory. There are no soldiers, and the territory has not developed much. The protagonist is doing things alone. It may not be arranged until later. However, the plot style is indeed a very relaxed and peaceful narrative style. It is quite relaxing to watch. If you can watch it, I can only say that the future is promising.

After seeing 140, I couldn't help but come here to comment. The protagonist is a lord! Why are you talking so much to spies? They all have the smell of having children. Just kill them and arrange them accordingly. Those refugees are all people who can't survive. They just need to live for a while.

I really like this book. It is different from many novels about Stardew Valley. It does not use the world of Stardew Valley to partially invade and replace other worlds, but integrates it into the rules and becomes a lord's unique ability. It is worth reading.

It's okay. Due to various factors, the protagonist is indeed quite polite to others, but he can't be said to be a turtle. However, it is not recommended for those who want to read an invincible and refreshing novel.

As a casual old farmer, I really like it. Although some plots in the middle, such as the little black cat, are a bit uncomfortable, there are not many books in Stardew Valley, so I might as well give it a five-star encouragement. By the way, I also attach the old farmer's certificate [I learned it]

The step-by-step Stardew Valley language is combined with the more traditional Lord's text style. Buildings are slowly created one by one, and each building can make people feel the changes in the camp.

The old farmer thinks it's okay, and Junimo is also very satisfied. The world's native expansion expansion complements the details very well. Judgment: Worth reading

I like this novel very much. I like the life of a lord who is leisurely farming without having to endure humiliation. Golden Finger is relaxed and leisurely without being brainless and invincible. I hope the author will update it soon.

Although the plot is a bit confusing, it is also a good farming novel.

It's too slow. There's really a shortage of books. Are there any Western fantasy farming novels?