The Farming Game Was Agreed Upon, and the Entire Desert Dungeon Was Crying.

It's very interesting. There are many books with similar themes to Tomato. There are so few that are so tear-jerking. The most important thing is that the characters in the book have obvious growth. They are not just machines to promote the plot. It would be better if the character descriptions could be more detailed and full [Like][Like][Like]

I fell to my knees immediately after reading this book! [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] The author turns Mr. Yuan into the "Civilization Messenger No. 128" And uses abacus to fight against the harvest of alien civilization. This idea is so big that he can plant an entire field of hybrid rice! The most amazing thing is the -127% realism setting - when everyone is frantically "refreshing" in the game, the real heroes are actively "clearing" themselves, boiling a mouthful of rice soup in 1973 into 127 technological seeds, feeding the hunger of the entire era. The skin of science fiction, the soul of farming, and the bones of gaming. The typhoon is a jump gate, the ears of rice are data links, the abacus beads are encryption keys... Each image is beating my tear ducts hard. When Su Wanqing took over the bowl of rice that had been given away for 70 years from her grandfather, I suddenly understood: the so-called "food-giving algorithm" is not a sacrifice, but the survival wisdom at the bottom of Chinese civilization - leaving hunger to yourself and counting your livelihood as the future. The most brutal thing about this book is that it deconstructs the heroic narrative. Yuan Longping is not a god who is looked up to. He is just a person who repeatedly deduces in the mud and water "If 127 people only have 127 grains of rice" mathematician. And the optimal solution he calculated was always "I'll be hungry first." Unparalleled national scholar? No, the national scholar is the NPC who makes his life a negative number in the system, but makes everyone of us eat well in reality. [Like][Like]

In this book, I saw a group of familiar and unfamiliar people who let us see a bright future in the long river of history. This book restores their will to stay in the long history of history, and it is also well written.