Look! If you read the article about farming but don't read that I love farming, then you don't love farming at all! Highly recommended! Each dungeon has its own splendor, and each one can be cleared individually.
I didn't even fully order it when I first saw it. Because I don't like the world view that unfolds later. After reading it for the second time, I accepted it. After all, the author had always foreshadowed it, but I selectively ignored it, and then I finished reading it. . . In fact, it's quite good. As a farming article, it covers a wide range of topics. After reading it, you can just jump to it to see what type of farming content you want. This is quite good. The animalistic nature of the orcs is quite cute. The author does not deliberately describe this point. I am attracted to [dog head holding a rose] by accident. [Dog head holding a rose] [dog head holding a rose]
The author's copywriting is useless and the name is useless. Just read it as a wilderness survival novel and forget about the messy settings in the copywriting.
Frontier farming is unique. The only objection is that the frontier products are too rich and the transportation losses are too low. But it's understandable that the author didn't want to make it too miserable, so I'll give it five stars.
Ancient articles, please be sure to clear up mines yourself before reading. . . Before Shou traveled through time, he was a professor, a bit like a gentle scum fox who became a spirit. Gong was a half-year-old boy he picked up, and he taught him step by step to become an ambitious wolf-dog. Eighty percent of his effort was spent on rubbing shoulders with Shou, and even Gong Shou was not considered perfect. I liked the early farming plot very much, and it inspired me to write about farming. . . . After reading Qianfan, looking back, the writing is still very good, and the author has controlled the price very well.