The Great Agricultural Tyrant of the Early Tang

You, the protagonist, think that the whole world is your father and has to pamper you.

I feel like the male protagonist's attitude is a big problem. Long Aotian-style male protagonist He was just picked up in ancient times, and then he treated the people who rescued him with that attitude. Then, he talks to himself and asks others what to do and how to do it. Just drink water and cook it yourself, but you still ask your benefactor to cook it, which is not a bad move. It's mainly the attitude that makes me upset.

Borrow 1 stone of grain and get 100 stone in return. This is an obvious logical problem. Anyone with a normal mind would not write such an unreasonable plot. And the Hu biscuits at the back cost 2 guan? ? ? ? Do you know how much 2 Guan are? How much does it weigh in your hand, just to buy 1 Hu cake?

You were poisoned in the first chapter, what tone should you use to speak to your savior? No manners at all, an expression like "Master, you are a grandson, disgusting"

I read a novel a long time ago, what was it called? I forgot. The male protagonist took a plane and traveled to the Tang Dynasty. Later he found the crashed plane and found peanuts wrapped in pepper and salt on the plane. The hero went crazy with joy. Why? Because he can grow peanuts. Then the male protagonist also realized that you can't grow peanuts in this. But the male protagonist suddenly thought that salt and pepper peanuts would not work, so I could just use the original flavor. I only have one thing to say about MMP. In the end, he found it and planted it.

The author replied, will this book compete for world supremacy and compete with the Tang Dynasty? I have really had enough of those books about the Tang Dynasty and Li Shimin. I can obviously be a master, but I want to be a little fanboy with Li Shimin.

After reading the third chapter, I borrowed three shi of wheat seeds and had to repay 360 shi of flour, and finally agreed. I want to ask the author how crazy he is. Did he drink too much? My family is from Xianyang, Shaanxi Province. We grow winter wheat, and the wheat tillers are only three or four (on average, not counting the experimental fields). Generally, there are thirty or forty seeds per crop, so assuming 100% germination, it means a hundred times the harvest. The germination rate of qualified wheat seeds on the market is over 85%. Planting more than ten kilograms of seeds per acre, about fifteen kilograms, yields generally 1,100 kilograms. Two irrigations and two fertilizations are required. In other words, the final output is 73 times, not counting various inputs, only counting the amount of grain. Finally, consider whole wheat flour, 90% is enough, right? So let's use modern calculations to calculate how much grain the author's three-stone seeds produce. The author said that one stone is 119 pounds, three stones is 357 pounds, ÷15=23.8 Acres of land, 23.8×1100=26180 Pounds, 26180÷119=220 pounds, 220×90% yield rate=198 pounds of flour, this is modern. What about ancient times? According to the author, one kilo of seed per acre yields one stone, which is 119 times the yield, which makes sense. After all, wheat tillering is determined by time and soil fertility, and the seeds are scattered. The final yield is 357 stone, and the flour extraction rate is 80%. If it is ground into flour, it will cost 285.6 Stone, and it will cost 74.4 Stone. Of course, the protagonist has a system, and the author has the final say. If someone's wheat tillers are infinite, and one seed can be divided into hundreds, then just read it as a fantasy novel 🤭 The last thing I want to say is that I finally saw the reality of why not eat minced meat. Of course, it may be the author's intention, slip away!

Borrow 3 stones and return 360 stones. Author, you can play with yourself slowly. I'm leaving first.

The protagonist's character is so disgusting. Among the books I've read for six or seven years, this protagonist's character ranks among the top. It's so disgusting that I can't stand it. Although some of the protagonists are pretentious, everyone enjoys watching them. Even if some of the protagonists are not well written, everyone is just unhappy. But the words and actions of the protagonist in this book have always been in conflict with my three views, and I can't figure it out. What was your purpose when writing the book? If it is just to vent your dissatisfaction in life, treat readers as trash cans. Keep poisoning us. Farewell

It's really poisonous, using modern thinking to force the ancients to recognize it, I really can't stand it... Escape from the trap