My Dream Forest Ranch

Why doesn't the protagonist buy a forest farm abroad now that he's rich? Domestically, he only gets contracting rights, and if some leader doesn't like him, he'll be in trouble. The book mentions similar scenarios, and in reality, there are even worse cases. You spend money and hard work to build the forest farm, then they forcibly take it back with a little subsidy and sell it at a higher price.

Hainan agarwood is so expensive, the price is truly astronomical.

This should be the first book about forest farms on Qidian.com.

No matter how good something is, even if no one is jealous and tries to sabotage it, it won't be yours when the contract expires, and there's nothing you can do if they don't want to sign it. Save more money in China and go abroad; it's capitalism abroad, where money talks.

A good story is one that doesn't portray farmers as inherently honest and kind, always putting others first, including the protagonist, yet still dirt poor. Always remember, human nature is selfish.

Speechless. They said the secret of the space would be kept forever, then they locked people inside. How did they manage to keep the year-long time difference between the space and the more than one month outside secret? Are all the other people stupid enough not to suspect anything?

The protagonist's selfishness and hoarding of wealth is suicidal! He'll die sooner or later if he doesn't establish a collective and lead the villagers to prosperity!

This is a great farming novel! There are no harem elements, and the protagonist doesn't sell peaches or cabbages. 🤭 It has a high level of ambition. Keep it up!

Update fasterEven faster, it's better to put it on the shelves

Honestly, there are too many people in China who reap the benefits, and it's hard to protect one's family business (it's possible to keep a family business with an annual income of a few hundred thousand).