[Farming Infrastructure] + [Slow Growth] + [Western Fantasy Epic] + [Systemless Hegemony] + [Single Female Protagonist] + [Suspense Decryption]
It starts with a broken tower, three old and weak citizens, and a wasteland that even goblins despise.
Lorne Winston, a former polytechnic man and now the second son of a down-and-out aristocrat, looked at his "entrusted" territory and fell into deep thought. In this frontier place forgotten by the civilized world, his starting capital was a rusty shovel, an old book, and four followers who were even more confused than he was.
Others travel through time with their own system panels, but he only has the knowledge of mathematics, physics and chemistry engraved in his DNA from nine years of compulsory education.
Others start Long Aotian, he has to decide where to sleep tonight and what to drink tomorrow.
While others were busy conquering the princess, he was studying how to make edible things grow in the ground.
This is a story about infrastructure construction, farming, vertical and horizontal alliances, and how to use scientific thinking to "not talk about martial ethics" in the magical world.
Here is the lively daily life of multi-racial coexistence, solid growth from scratch, a lifetime of sugar-filled love between two people, and a road to hegemony that does not rely on the system but only relies on the mind and hands.
Welcome to Greystone Wasteland——
There is no born king here, there is only tomorrow dug out with shovel after shovel.
Reader comments
Give yourself some fuel
It's pretty good, but I don't really read stories with single female protagonists, but it doesn't affect my liking for this book. Come on, author.
OK OK. Hahahaha
How should I put it? It's very confusing. It's super confusing. It's like an AI article.
Give yourself some fuel
It's pretty good, but I don't really read stories with single female protagonists, but it doesn't affect my liking for this book. Come on, author.
OK OK. Hahahaha How should I put it? It's very confusing. It's super confusing. It's like an AI article.