The Empire's Number One Master Planter

It feels like the author's articles all end in a hurry, emmmmm, and I personally feel that the heroine of this article, emmmm, is a bit hard to describe. Since she is from the end of the world, the article also says that she is very vigilant because of the end of the world, but she comes to this world without wanting to understand the rules of the world in order to adapt or hide. This is a bit contradictory, but I still like the type of this article.

Can you write another one with the same setting? It would be nice if there were more farming and elf content. There is no meal replacement in this book

The ending is a bit anxious, and it feels like there are still a lot of things that have not been explained.

The plot was a bit too fast in the end

That's good. After all, the original owner is really cheating.

I haven't finished watching it yet, so I skipped to the ending after seeing 200 to evaluate it. The concept is really attractive. It's very interesting from elf breeding to classification to advancement, but it doesn't write what it should be. Obviously 800,000 words can be written a lot. In the plot line, the heroine is a planter who is in urgent need of the end of the world. She has always kept her views hidden, but she went to an exhibition later and then... Many people know that the base city lord's personal protection has attracted the attention of many people, so she has the same result. Why not develop herself in a big way? She obviously has the ability to spawn high-level elves and even special-level elves, but she still guards her own one-third of the land. There is also no follow-up about the special crop abilities of high-level elves. Isn't the title of the novel more about the macro perspective of a country, talking about the heroine leading the era and creating a new city in a different world through her own powers (this was mentioned in the text, but I don't know why it was not included). The career line is really petty, focusing on the love of grandparents and her own happy life. This is the first time I have seen a selfish heroine. Then I was really convinced by the love line. I didn't see the development of the love line after reading Chapter 200. You brought your own male protagonist in the copywriting. Did you write the setting of the sleep time traveling little black cat later? If you have written something yourself, throw away such an important male protagonist setting after writing. The reading experience is extremely bad. I originally thought the article was written in 17 or 18 years, but when I came out and read it in 21... I was speechless.

I really like this episode ~ I think it's great that the Song family is so photogenic

The author's writing skills are profound enough, but his imagination is also really good.

No, this soul-shifting syndrome was not explained in the end! And he even hid it! Even though we are married and have kids, we don't even talk about it. .

This is an article that you can read without using your brain. I quite like the setting of the elf.