
[Stardew Valley] Farming Isn't as Good as Falling in Love
[星露谷同人]种地不如谈恋爱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 97k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
43Chapters
1.3kFavorites
8.7Score
312Nutrient gifts
4.7kClicks per chapter
407Comments
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Although the articles were all written four years ago, I was really surprised to find this article when I was addicted to Stardew Valley + Seb's wife. The Seb written by my wife is so---so heartwarming! ! I am a newcomer to Stardew Valley. I play the game of Stardew Valley as a senior care game without reading the step-by-step guide. At first, I was obsessed with making money and building infrastructure. I also felt that I didn't want to please NPCs in a senior care game, so I didn't win hearts. Most of the conversations between NPCs and me were super cold (including Seb's wife). Later, I met Seb by chance several times and was deeply attracted by his melancholy and world-weary look (I really like this). The naughty side he occasionally revealed was doubly cute, so I started looking for Seb every day with my tear crystals all over the valley. Unfortunately, when the NPC language did not trigger special plots, it was just a few words. I also plan to use the language expansion mod next time. The daily sweetness written by my wife simply unfolded Seb's cute and charming appearance in front of me. Madam, you are the sun that I stayed up late tonight to read the article. It's so great.
I once saw a video on station B saying that some netizens speculated, In fact, the protagonist died in a car accident on the way back to Stardew Valley. The Stardew Valley he is staying in now is actually the Stardew Valley in the afterlife. Because in the earliest version, there was a scene where the protagonist was in a bus, The protagonist can walk around and talk to people in the bus, and Hailey is also in the bus. Then after officially entering the game, the scene to the left of the bus stop has skid marks from hitting the fence. And a section of the fence next to it is damaged. Then catch non-fish items while fishing, such as garbage, glasses, wet newspapers, cola... And other items, You can see it on that bus, too. In addition, the year of the game can go from the first year to the 500th year without any problem. And five hundred years later, neither the villages nor the villagers have changed at all. So Stardew Valley is the world after death, because the time of the dead does not flow and they do not grow old.
So... The male protagonist is forced to stay in Stardew Valley forever, right? Because he can't completely take away Seb who is a part of Stardew Valley. It's a bit scary to think about it. I feel that if you think about it deeply, it will involve the level of whether NPCs really have self-awareness, so Genos is "Stardew Valley" itself. In order to maintain operation, Seb was lured in as a bait. Seb thought he was free, and Genos thought he had gained his true love... Is this a prisoner of love? I feel like if I think about the plot more deeply, I might kill myself with a knife. All kinds of black mud plots are flashing through my mind (?)
This story is a bit dark if you look closely. There is no return to Stardew Valley, villagers who repeat the plot almost every year, and immortality. In addition, there will be a Stardew Valley when there is a new episode, and countless Stardew Valleys have countless endings. Okay, it's a little biased, but I love Stardew Valley, I love Sebas, and I love the villagers.
I once saw a video on station B saying that some netizens speculated, In fact, the protagonist died in a car accident on the way back to Stardew Valley. The Stardew Valley he is staying in now is actually the Stardew Valley in the afterlife. Because in the earliest version, there was a scene where the protagonist was in a bus, The protagonist can walk around and talk to people in the bus, and Hailey is also in the bus. Then after officially entering the game, the scene to the left of the bus stop has skid marks from hitting the fence. And a section of the fence next to it is damaged. Then catch non-fish items while fishing, such as garbage, glasses, wet newspapers, cola... And other items, You can see it on that bus, too. In addition, the year of the game can go from the first year to the 500th year without any problem. And five hundred years later, neither the villages nor the villagers have changed at all. So Stardew Valley is the world after death, because the time of the dead does not flow and they do not grow old.
? ? ? If I continue to write it, it will be too bad, but it's okay. When I came back from the extra episode, I found that there was no real plot, which is really scary when I think about it!
When I played Stardew Valley, I thought about many dark settings... I'm still curious about what the original ending was.
I haven't proposed yet. It would be better for Jiang Dao to end by proposing, otherwise it will lower his favorability. Moreover, the farm has not been decorated at all and it is too messy.
What! Was the golden pumpkin actually in the path behind... It was a waste of time for Halloween the first year...
I don't understand! That's it? Linus is a former farmer of three years?