Edgar transmigrated to a strange otherworld.
Everyone here has an information card. People gain skills by acquiring professions. Every year, they have to pay the lord a head tax of 100,000 people, or else they end up as slaves.
To avoid becoming a slave, Edgar has to work extremely hard. He inherited a huge ranch, but the ranch is cursed.
Ordinary seeds can't sprout on the cursed ranch, and the animals keep dying one after another. To get anything out of his ranch, he has to venture into dangerous dungeons. They say only seeds and young animals dropped in dungeons can grow on the cursed ranch.
Send a modern man who's never even killed a chicken to explore a dungeon? Huh?
But if he doesn't go, he won't be able to pay his taxes at the end of the year!
And it's not just the head tax. He has to pay taxes just for inheriting the damn ranch! Altogether, Edgar has to pay that damn lord 300,000 in taxes every year!
What kind of lord is this? A bandit?
Edgar picked up his knife in tears.
He thought he was here to play a real-life version of Harvest Moon. Why had it turned into Dungeon and Warriors?
Damn it, I'm going to fight you monsters to the death!
A slow-paced farming story in a Western fantasy setting. The author has gone mad from waiting too long for a new Harvest Moon game.
Reverse harem story. Like Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley, there will be many marriage candidates. The protagonist will raise everyone's affection equally, but it's not yet clear who, or how many people, he will ultimately fall in love with. Every romanceable character will get their own what-if route and bonus chapters.
Theme: Life is an adventure
I've had this question before: the farm produces so many good things, how could the protagonist, with his current fighting skills, possibly protect them from thieves and robbers?
Edgar really needs to learn from this experience... He's had it too easy and peaceful in this other world, completely neglecting his fighting skills! Getting beaten up by an ostrich is already a lesson; he should really reflect on his behavior, haha.
Will you come back? It's so good!
Wow, it's so well-written!!! I especially loved the parts about appraisal skills and dungeons. I loved the places where I encountered goblins and crafted items. The most interesting thing about Western fantasy is these incredible places. I love farming!
Watching my carpenter friend show off his muscles suddenly reminded me that Edgar's transmigrated identity was apparently older than me. Because I'm quite mature compared to my 21st-century peers, I sometimes forget that. 😂
O soul, return... O soul, return...
Do the adults still come home for dinner? TT
Will the teacher update again? It's really good 🙏
I will always keep an eye on you, author! 😩
Oh, my soul, come back...