The Great Immortal Farmer

If the author's old-fashioned toilet could receive the voices from another fantasy world, that would be wonderful! Haha! Keep it up! 😃

Pollen is pollen, and honey is nectar collected by bees. Pollen cannot be turned into honey. Was the author tired of writing? Details should be paid attention to, otherwise, I personally find these small errors a bit annoying.

I've read over fifty chapters, and it's always the same succulents. All I can say is, truly wealthy people don't care about people who grow succulents. If this is going to be excessive, please skip ahead. Even if you skip ahead, it's still the same old stuff. Using items from a fantasy world to grow ornamental plants, then acting all high and mighty like a schoolchild... Does this even make sense? I can't take it anymore, goodbye.

Chapter 133 states that the auction will last one hour, but in Chapter 145 it has become two hours.

Succulents are such a niche hobby; people who haven't grown them or don't know much about them can't connect with them, which is really annoying.

Friends, if you're so capable, go write your own books. Authors put in a lot of effort to write these books. If you want to read them, please don't criticize them. Everyone has different tastes; just give them a thumbs up, and if you don't like them, just drop them and don't say anything more. Don't be malicious; I need to make a living.

This is the first time I've ever heard of grapes growing on vines!

So boring. I feel like criticizing this book, but I haven't even read it, so there's nothing to criticize. By the way, do you have any good pet/monster summoning novel recommendations? If you recommend one, I won't criticize the author for abandoning their last pet novel.

After reading 11 chapters, it's clear that the story started strong but ended weakly. The blind date, grape seeds, fishing, and succulent planting show that the author's writing reflects a lot of personal thoughts and hobbies. Also, the fact that the protagonist can tell at a glance that the fox is not yet an adult suggests that the author forced him to realize it. The logic is flawed, but the writing style is acceptable.

This is a pet shop, isn't it? It's not even a paid chapter yet! Three dogs, a fox, a golden eagle, two raccoons—so much drama with the pets! Can't we just focus on farming?