Transmigrated to Farm as a Lord

This book was a great read, but many readers were turned away by the negative comments and harsh words. As a true fan, I'm here today to defend Caiye (the author). I hope all readers who like this book will give it a thumbs up and show their support! 1. The book states that over 350 people cultivate more than 10,000 mu of land.

It's well-written; it's been a long time since I've read a good farming novel. I hope the author keeps it up! 😁

Long-time reader: Farming/development genre, decent writing and logic; summary is readable.

This is clearly a good book, and I almost gave up on it because of your comments. Is a slight difference in the data really that serious? This is a magical world.

Seeing that many veteran writers have made plans to add more chapters, I'm also secretly making one myself, to give myself some pressure and motivation! The specific plan is as follows: 1. One extra chapter will be added for every 2500 additional recommendation votes (starting from 3000 votes). 2. One extra chapter will be added for every 50,000 increase in fan value (starting from 11,000 points).

I suggest the author revise the data; blindly pursuing grandiose figures feels out of place. There are many ways to express a grand world-building setting; this is just a small suggestion. It's rare to see a farming/developmental novel, but after reading a dozen or so chapters, I realized it's just a variation of the adventure genre. I'm done reading and have given up.

Chapter 77 is the best choice for a complete overhaul. To be honest, even the plot of Chapter 77 wasn't this exaggerated 10 years ago when it was part of Battle Through the Heavens.

I think this is a really good book; there are very few books like this nowadays with a tight plot and no dragging. I recommend it.

So far, so good, Druid Yuan.

Let's change "martial artist" to "knight," okay? Fighting spirit ≠ martial artist. That sounds more comfortable.