The Important Part of Romance Comes Later

(Continuing from the title) The key ingredient in fish-fragrant shredded pork is the pork, and the key ingredient in sweet-and-sour ribs is the ribs, so the key to making a romance work is the work. And so I became a farmer.

Blurb:

Is there anything more enticing these days than a farming, fishing, and gardening game?! No!

So you gleefully put on all kinds of secret identities and transmigrate across various maps in the game, carving out your own farmland and ranches. You diligently collect seeds and baby animals, and somehow turn a romance game into Rune Factory without the romance.

All the NPCs who try to drag you back onto the main story route are just tools for you to fleece. You fool each and every one of them with all sorts of excuses into joining your great farming enterprise.

You: The main story? What main story? I'm going to harvest my crops!

The maps visited include, but are not limited to:

1. The Heian period

2. The Sengoku period

3. The Taisho period

4. Modern times

5. To be decided

(The list above is not in the order they appear in the story.)

The main story is written in second person. Please don't read it if that's not your thing.

Save file commemorated on March 28, 2022.

Inspired by Rune Factory 4, in memory of my six boyfriends who still hadn't proposed to me even after I finished the main story.

Theme: Who knows that every grain in your bowl was earned through hard toil.