Otherworldly Planting Master

The first chapter is a bit interesting, but it becomes more and more outrageous later on. In the wild where mortals can enter and exit at will, there is a spiritual grass that can fully fill the talent. Note that it is a fifth-level spiritual grass, which is only one level higher than the mortal grass. Then the children of any rich people here should have full talents. So why is there any need to rewrite the talents?

From the beginning, I felt like I was a second-rate person.

Isn't the monetary system in this novel too broken? A wealthy person in the city can get 500 gold, and an acre of medicine field can cost a thousand gold. The author writes that a poor family like the protagonist can rent an acre. The Ma family rents out at least fifty acres. If you add in the land they cultivate, the Ma family will have a lot more fraud. The author said that one silver coin is equal to one thousand copper coins, which is equal to one thousand yuan. I used the most rubbish conversion rate, one gold is equal to ten silver coins, and one gold is ten thousand yuan. One mu of land is ten million copper coins? And the rent for an acre of land is 2 gold, which is too bad. The rent of 10 million yuan of land is 20,000 yuan a year. Is it too expensive for the protagonist? My conscience is dead and I have cerebral palsy before I buy the land. Renting it for a hundred years will only cost 2 million. I will farm until I die and I won't be able to spend the money to buy the land.

I was extremely disgusted with the protagonist's attitude towards his parents in this book. He is an ungrateful white-eyed wolf who eventually brought trouble to his own parents. He only gives good things to his wife and completely forgets the kindness of upbringing. He just calls it a crime because he is pregnant with a treasure. It's really a shame. It's so disgusting.

It's a complete collapse at the beginning, and the villain's IQ is never online. Judging from the routine, it looks like a novel from 10 years ago. . . Speechless╯╰

Why is this book so poisonous and why is it recommended? Is there something wrong with the brain in arranging recommendations?

I persisted in reading more than twenty chapters! I figured out why the data was so bad at noon! Shennong is dead

The more I read, the more cruel I became. I later wrote about the plants that I had promised to write about Licai.

It feels like being forced to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger. The protagonist wants to hide it. When trouble comes, he can just deal with it, just enough to slap him back. The plot arrangement is too deliberate and the character's IQ drops too much. Just like the previous plot with Huang Yuanyuan, when someone makes trouble, the pig's feet are obviously capable of solving it immediately, but they have to be bullied to show off x

Well written and perfect for preschoolers.