[Apocalypse + System + Farming + Multiple Powers + Comedy]
Ten years into the apocalypse, just as Lin Fan thought he was about to die, he was bound to the Apocalypse Farming System.
[...Host is too weak. Let’s save him first.]
[Ding! Consuming rye has slightly increased your physique.]
Eating spirit plants could improve his attributes. From then on, he began life with a cheat.
What kind of bizarre powers had other people awakened? One could make anyone who went outside suffer bad luck!
A muscular man transformed into a cute girl to fight?
And another power that lowered the user's presence?
Thanks to the System, while others were working themselves to the bone for a few supplies, I had more meat and spirit plants than I could ever eat.
Others were lucky to awaken just one power?
Sorry, go tell that to my nine powers!
Mutated monsters roamed everywhere in the apocalypse. Armed with fertile fields and an array of powers, Lin Fan carved out a path to the top through the ruins.
As of Chapter 4, the writing is very good. But I advise authors not to make the same mistakes as those junk works on the Internet. It is best to review the draft after writing it. Go through it two or three times, revise it, and then publish it. The number of photos published. It doesn't matter if time is slower, the article is well written and it doesn't appear. If there are problems with wording, typos, reversed idioms, etc., It will be fine. Many cool articles on the Internet now have, as I said above, wrong words, typos, and random combinations of words. There are also a lot of works with inverted idioms. Many of the works I read are basically like that, so I classified them into many categories, including favorites, fine novels, general novels, waiting for assignment, bad books, finished reading, classic literature, etc. . . I hope the author will take a responsible attitude towards his work and write this novel well. . . If something bad happens later, I will decisively add it to my bad book collection. . . Additional comments may also reduce the number of stars. . .
Very good novel