American Farm Owner
美利坚农场主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Haha, are you sure the protagonist's friend surnamed Zhang won't kill someone to steal the treasure?
[Comment] "I can't stand not courting death." (This last part is a separate, unrelated comment.)
Author, you should just send the protagonist's third uncle and other relatives to America, giving each of them $10 million to start a ranch. And give each of the classmates $5 million, and each of them a 10% share of the ranch. Group herding would be fantastic... If you don't have enough money, that's easy... Sell the space bead; I think it'll fetch a high price...
The moment I heard the female lead's name, I immediately thought of gay relationships. 😅
A person transmigrates to another world, a world where cultivation is possible. The traces of cultivation leave marks on a person's body, similar to infrared radiation, but these are hidden by wearing lead armor. The protagonist is accustomed to wearing lead armor, so only his head and hands show the traces of cultivation.
Not content with getting several billion dollars from a meteorite, he had to add a spatial dimension. With a few billion dollars, what can't you do on a farm? What can't you live on? A stable farm is practically guaranteed to stay profitable, so what's the point of adding a spatial dimension? Aside from showing the protagonist's incompetence, anyone who isn't a pig couldn't possibly fail.
[Comment] I've almost finished reading all the updates.
I've almost finished reading all the updates, keep updating!
[Comment] Why do I feel like it's about to have two main characters?
The protagonist's presence isn't as strong anymore!
[Comment] Giving you a different kind of apocalypse; new book seeking clicks. Wishing you continued success!
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[Comment] Please don't end this book so abruptly like your last one!
Why does this feel so familiar? The spiritual source can change a person's constitution and also their temperament. The last book ended so abruptly and unsatisfyingly.
[Comments] When do you guys think it's best to update?
What time do you all think is best to update?