After the Breakup, I Became a Pig King

Because I saw the title of the book several times, I didn't click on it. I looked through it because there was no book in the back. It is considered a good ration book in Tomato. As long as I restrain my mind and don't think so carefully, the plot and plot are humorous. Come on. Anyone who sees someone holding high the banner of science and technology at every turn, give it a bad review; anyone who sees someone telling you about their feelings about family and country from time to time, give it a bad review; anyone who sees someone touching certain brands of IQ testing products, give it a bad review...

It's quite good-looking at the moment. It has a system that can be used for gene editing. It can directly edit the genes of many types of pigs together. It would be great if it could be realized in reality. Especially the free-range pig reminds me of a piglet at home when I was a child. A sow gave birth to a litter of pigs. Some died of illness, and some ran to other pig pens and were bitten to death by other sows. In the end, the piglet survived. My dad did not sell it and raised it at home. Every time I call it, it comes over, pats it, then lies down, and lets me catch lice for it. Just like a puppy, two or three months later, it ran out to eat the eggplant sticks being dried and was beaten to death. A few years later, the sow also died of illness, and the pigs that the family had raised for decades were no longer raised.

I've finished reading it, it's a wonderful ration book. The freshness made me finish reading the early part, and the ending at the right time made it a successful graduation. The emotional line of Little Firecracker is plain yet extraordinary, and the sublimation at the end is just right. Poisonous points in writing are inevitable in topics involving management, technology, and systems. However, low-intensity competition can reduce the intensity of the plot of lowering IQ in the writing, which is not a good way. The plain writing tells the story well. As a ration of literature, it can be judged as a good grass.

This is the first time I have seen a novel about raising pigs as a career line, and the writing is very interesting. It is not about simply raising pigs and selling them for money, but about making high-end special pigs. The professional knowledge is more than enough for laymen to understand some common common sense in the industry. It is very good.

Just look at it, and no one will say a word when you look at it [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

Not bad, good, creative pigs, and business content, make it bigger and stronger. I don't know how many new and innovative pigs there will be in the future. There are already three of them. How much more innovative content can we create in the future? I don't know if the author's outline is available yet, but I feel like it's already halfway through and has covered a lot of content.

It's okay, but the protagonist's character should be stronger. There is an old saying that goes well: a tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye. Don't sit back and wait to be beaten. The protagonist should think about taking the initiative to attack.

It's much better than expected. I hope it will continue and not stop updating.

Raising pigs is not easy, writing is a way of begging for food If you have any good ideas, please leave a message here

It's well written. Except for the lack of time point + new species logic chain completion, there are no obvious problems in the rest. It's worth reading.

This is my first time watching Pig Raising, it's really well written.

In a pig farm with hundreds of pigs, I only saw two people, superhuman.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking Really good and beautiful

Okay, it's the first time I've seen a pig farmer and it's still pretty cool [take a closer look]

Better than expected, but there are heavy words The farther back you go, the better it looks

It's okay. I've read them all.

Good article on urban farming

It's really good, worth a look

The writing is okay and worth reading.

It's still pretty good, come on

It's pretty good, but updates are a bit slow.

The child is invincible, and his genes can be used as he pleases

It's rare to write about raising pigs, so I'll comment first, and give it a five-star rating regardless of whether it's good or not.

It was interesting to watch pig raising for the first time and I learned a lot.

It's very well written, I hope you can stick with it.

It looks good. Although the system is a bit unnatural, it is better than pretending to be a slap in the face.

Not bad, not bad [laughing and crying] This is the first time I read a pig-raising novel. The author is very professional.

The development of pig farming is great. The pig breeds we have cultivated are now peanuts that are comparable to soybeans. The peanuts of the male-dominated pig breeding cooperative have been sanctioned by the United States. It is reasonable and refreshing.

Very interesting article about urban farming

In fact, I skipped most of the plot and only watched it more seriously at the beginning, but it was well written, especially the little firecrackers.