Stardew Valley: The Legend of the Inherited Farm

Books worth reading: Chengye Stardew Valley (problems such as the protagonist's poisonous points, NPC grooves, slow pace, etc. Are acceptable in the Stardew Valley theme, a book with a very Stardew Valley flavor) Defeat Stardew Valley (a niche theme is destined to not have too many viewers, and the longer plot rhythm of fishing, selling rice, and rough farming descriptions are also filtering out readers)

Although it was a little slow in the early stages, it slowly got better later on. Not only the fusion of various mods but also the author's own content is quite good. It's just that the author always forgets something and makes up for it later, which makes me want to laugh🤣

I have played Stardew Valley and read the novel again, and I feel like I want to play it again. I have read about 100 chapters so far, and some people may find it a bit boring. Cooking and fishing are all written in more detail, but this is a novel that revolves around farming. This faint sense of peace makes me feel happy and peaceful. It seems that I have returned to the days in Stardew Valley where I made money by growing vegetables, fishing, mining and brewing. I live a life of six mornings, six nights and twelve lunch breaks every day. The author is currently writing very well. Come on, author💪💪Can you update it to 3000 chapters in one go🥺🥺🥺

This book is very nice. Although some people may find it boring, I think it's okay. A leisurely life is better. Friends who like Stardew Valley should definitely read this book. The price in the game is on the high side, but this one gives it a more realistic feel. I won't tell you the heroine of this book, but she is a single woman. The characters are vivid and each have their own characteristics. I always feel that the protagonist should not be a farmer, but a chef. But, it may not be suitable. After all, no matter how much you know, you will never be as good as a professional chef. The quality is very good, not inferior to other fans, and the number of words is relatively high. I like books with more words, like me, and I prefer to read them. Come on, author, maybe more people will read it. Of course, I hope I can answer more questions. A plot that newbies like us can't understand. Although I also play, but after all, I don't play much, and I still play the original version. After all, I don't know much about modified modules like this. I hope the author can give more answers.

Very real Stardew Valley. Some modules have been added and made real. There is no game mechanism or the arrogance of a time traveler. It is more of a peaceful country life with occasional ups and downs.

It's nice, but the prices are a bit confusing 😄😄😄. For example, at a barbecue, a mutton kebab costs 1 real, and one person works for a day, and it only costs 10 real, plus accommodation fees. It's impossible to make money in this situation, right?

It's nice to read, and I don't think it has any bad points. Of course, this book seems to have been polished by AI. You can still read it. After all, Tomato doesn't have many Stardew Valley novels, so it's just a small thing like AI polishing that can be tolerated. Did the author actually rub it by hand? It looks a bit like kimi AI

Very real Stardew Valley.

Immersive small town life! Slow down and cure all unhappiness [please update]

This book is good-looking, but it just so happens that the audience is not very large here. As a result, no one will read the million-word book. The author can open a Douyin account to promote the novel. Otherwise, if the data is not good-looking, you will have no motivation to update it.