I Was the God of Food in the Late Ming Dynasty

The male protagonist is so generous. He planted 25 oat plants, oh, and two of them died (they were destroyed by someone, but the bad guy was very conscientious and only stepped on 2). If you are lucky, you may harvest a few dozen grams, or maybe more than a hundred grams. I plan to give 40% to my boss to support him, and I plan to give 50% to the defeated troops of a team of dozens of people, in exchange for them not to rob, and to keep the seeds to continue planting. This oatmeal may be an elixir, and you can eat one oatmeal for a year. It describes that military households in the Ming Dynasty did not know how to fertilize their fields with manure (the ancients used it for thousands of years, okay?), And no one knew how to find water and dig wells (there has been a professional profession of digging wells to find water veins since ancient times, okay?)

A very good book. The writing on farming is very solid. After reading these 100 chapters, I feel like I know how to farm. There are a lot of blank spaces that make people think. There is a passage that left a deep impression on me. The first time it was written, it was too hard, but the second time it felt too soft, and the third time was just right. This is the second time I have written it. The first time I got stuck on a page that had been watched for a long time. Haha [thinking], hold on, this book may be able to capture the feeling of a poor man 3,000 years ago, and the protagonist may be able to catch up with Sister Gu [almost crying]

The writing method of female comics, the NPC follows the so-called rules too much, the plot is twists and turns, but the actual progress is very slow. If it were a male video, it would be more realistic and direct. For example, after the first grain cultivation is successful and the protagonist shows his value, the first goal is to ensure survival. He must choose one of four from Chen Qizong, Yulin, refugees, and Heizi, and deeply bind cooperation to meet safety guarantees, otherwise he will not survive at all in the early stage. As a result, the plot is convoluted and the words on the wheel are repeated, as if the protagonist can use his ideas and ideas to create the food for digging the second well, food during the farming period, and food for feeding 400 refugees. In order to highlight the so-called spirit of the protagonist, the bad seeds are fertilized instead of being eaten by people and then fertilized with manure. If this kind of protagonist does not have the protagonist's aura + plug-ins, in the male video, when the wave of refugees No. 400 Comes, the protagonist has been beaten to death at night, all the green plants have been pulled out, cooked and eaten, and he has run away with the protagonist's grain and food. He had no knife, only food, and he dared to wander among hungry people.

I watched a little bit and found it to be a good idea. It is also something I have always wanted to see. It uses modern agricultural knowledge to open up wasteland and cultivate fields in northern Shaanxi, and then forms a group to survive. The author's writing style is acceptable, and the description of the scene, environment and character's psychology are acceptable, but it cannot be read with a clear mind and is not suitable for Lao Bai and the Reasonable Party. The protagonist Tian Beng starts the game and travels to a dilapidated military fortress in the sixth year of Chongzhen. A small army was defeated, and the world was in chaos, drought, and food shortage. The protagonist tries to survive by eating heavy oats. Then the first step is to dig a well. It was really easy for three or four people to dig in the river valley for more than ten days with only a shovel to get water out. (The people in the fort were all fools and didn't know that wells could be dug in dry rivers.) A piece of tattered clothing was exchanged for several kilograms of wheat bran, which was said to be enough to feed several people for three days, but after three days there was no food left. I didn't explain where I got the rations from later on. Anyway, I was hungry every day, but I just couldn't starve to death. Later, more than 40 Lumen came. They didn't ask for the general flag of the fort guard, but came to ask for the main character, the main soldier. The protagonist even had a heart attack and immediately agreed to accept it. What is your identity? You take people in without asking for permission? There was still no food when harvesting, and several partners around me were also NPCs. None of them objected, and they all agreed. There is still a month before the harvest, how can we feed these people? What a pity, such a good subject...

The author's writing style is actually very good, but he lacks common sense in farming, which makes it uncomfortable for people to read. More than 900 seeds were carefully cultivated, and 23 plants sprouted. The germination rate cannot be lower, and the germination rate of weeds growing freely is higher than this. No matter how carefully the 9 hundred seeds were planted, they could only use less than a third of the land. In the end, 23 seedlings sprouted. When harvested, these seedlings were worth a pound of seeds at most. It took more than one person's labor to maintain the 23 seedlings. The four people had nothing to eat from the beginning. It took more than 90 days from planting to harvest to plant 23 seedlings. What did they eat during this period? Even if they harvest just one pound of seeds, what will these four people eat in winter? When the seedlings were still young, soldiers and bandits came to rob them. I was speechless. Why did they rob them? You can't even fill a basket after you pull it out, but you still come here to grab it? This is not the most uncomfortable thing. This military fort was set up for the field soldiers to cultivate the land. As a result, no one cultivated the land, saying that it could not be cultivated. So what did the other people in the fort do when they were busy in spring? You ran to see 23 seedlings and I ran to see 23 seedlings? Are these people waiting to starve to death if they don't farm? Go to Yan'an and take a look. Grass grows on the barren slopes too! The planting is still on good land like the south slope. I was speechless when I saw it.

Time is sowing in spring and harvesting in autumn, and history flows here. Now we lack respect for the land. The root of high technology is agriculture, which is the anchor of physical objects.

Overall, it's pretty good. The early stages are exciting, but in the middle and later stages, many chapters are repetitive, as if they were written by an AI. Their descriptions are all the same. For example, the descriptions of the refugees have numb eyes and so on. Anyway, I wrote them several times. Then it was written that the 9th year of Chongzhen arrived in the front, and it actually became the 8th year of Chongzhen in the back. Large paragraphs of text are repeated. Moreover, the logic in many places is irrational, and any bad thing must be done by the guards. I feel like I have a long life. The people watching were very baffled.

The food grown from 21 seedlings can feed 50 people for more than ten days, and the seeds need to be left. This is not food, but Bigu Pill [face covering]

The book is a good book, but I really beg you, author, are all the characters NPCs? Only those few words back and forth? How many times have you heard the words "You are so brave" and "It's not that you are brave, but that you have no other options"? ? ? ? ? ? I've only watched half of it. Basically, when a new character comes out, I have to go through it with the protagonist and play NPC. Farming is very realistic, but can the dialogue be changed?

To be honest, I don't know how to write it. It's always sensational and always has emotional drama. So many people can't eat. That general burned half of the food in the warehouse. Shouldn't he be taken out and beheaded? Moreover, they burned so much food when there was no food. Shouldn't soldiers be responsible for collecting so much food? Food is so precious, how can we give less? Are you kidding me? Speechless [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]

Ai Wen [eat melon] The opening scene describes how there is no green, and everyone is starving and thirsty. They dig a well and no one around them grabs water to drink. He also said that he exchanged his clothes for half a bag of food, and that he had to get other food after eating. As a result, I won't even mention it later, it just mutated, right?

It is the farming article I want, which uses modern knowledge to improve and change the destiny of the people of that era and let them live.

Didn't people in the Ming Dynasty vomit fat, look for water veins, and select seeds? Well, not even for the time being. I ate bran for the first two generations until the oats were harvested, and then raised so many homeless people. Is your health like an elixir? Only some of the seeds from the 21 oat plants were selected. You opened the seeds and cooked porridge for the victims. How much of your seed grain can it thicken quickly? Even if this meal is too thick, what will happen in the days after? What about logic? Let me ask you about logic.

It smells like Japanese AI, the writing style is like the author mumbling something, the characters are like fixed programs, lifeless.

Very good. Although it is doubtful whether food could be grown during the Little Ice Age in the late Ming Dynasty, I believe it.

The writing is very exciting. It helps the Ming Dynasty from different angles, but I don't know if it can change the overall situation. The Ming Dynasty needs a big change, and the protagonist's stupid route can only be alleviated. Where to go [what]

Very good, exciting. Write quickly and post a few chapters every day

This book, although there are some words about the wheel and ai, no one can refuse farming.

I don't know if the author considered that the Chongzhen Year was the Little Ice Age.

This book is very wonderfully written. I read the latest chapter in one breath. I look forward to updating it soon. I would like to make a small suggestion. I know nothing about geography. Can the author mark the geographical locations of cities in Liaodong? Thank you very much!

Great farming novel

There is a sense of solidity like long johns tucked into socks

I read it in one go and didn't feel like quitting midway. It's a gold rush success in Tomato.

The writing is a bit literary, but farming is okay, since he knows more than I do anyway.

Great book, cheers to the author!

Unique farming literature

Excellent writing, highly recommended

Rare farming article [like]

Great book! A novel angle.

Real and very immersive!