The African Farm Owner

Brother, do you really think this book is good? All animals are allowed to be picked up and taken home by you, whether you like them or not, and then you have no problem fighting poaching for the animals, but are you looking for death by doing anti-drug work? People have to be self-aware. That is Africa, not our home. How many people are really responsible for the tribal armed forces? If my goods are stolen, I will definitely get a pair of heavy weapons and bombard your home directly, and I will not play one-on-one with you. So this poisonous point made me collapse and I had to complain.

Go ahead and write a business war novel. A farming article with hundreds of chapters is still about the various methods used by others to acquire your farm. It's not as if the book is titled My Farm Couldn't Have Been Acquired.

I was feeling pretty good at first, but when I suddenly had a baby and had to be a dad, I suddenly felt bad. I don't understand that to farm well, you have to have a little kid out of the water. Is it necessary to plant a kid, plant a kid in the spring, and harvest a bunch of kids in the fall? ? ?

Africa, if you are still farming, the subject matter has become useless. In the eyes of modern people, Africa is dominated by death, war, and viruses. I wonder if you are waiting to become a warlord by farming in Africa. You must have strayed from the subject matter. Sure enough, the various inexplicable conspiracies and tricks in the article are completely out of touch with the farming literature.

Wow, originally the saplings grew directly, and I can understand why you kept it secret, and even made up lies to cover it up, but you changed it to a child sent by others, and you made up the story like that. It's really enough. Now you are still testing DNA,,, this is very poor.

The first hundred or so chapters were okay at first, but it seems like everything has changed since I picked up a daughter. It's like changing the author. It's full of intrigues and intrigues, so I'm not in the mood to read it. So I opened the table of contents and looked through it all. 90% Of it was like this, so I wasn't in the mood to read it. Another important point is that this book has nothing to do with farming literature. It is all about various conspiracies.

I don't dare to read it. It's too little. I'm afraid I'll get stuck. I'd better keep it up.

The arrival of this child is really nonsensical. Is this child a standard feature of farming novels? Isn't it impossible to go underwater? !

I still like the first forty chapters, but I don't like the description in chapter forty-one. Personally, I feel there is no need to write like this. Didn't the child suddenly appear and be given to him by someone else? Why did he coyly let the girl he likes misunderstand that it is his child? Why didn't he explain it in order to write about the twists and turns of his emotional experience? Test whether a child will fall in love with him? The child said adoption was the best option, and someone else testified. Are you trying to make up another lie, and then make up for it with lies one after another? I said a bit too much, I'm sorry, I was very happy to read it in the middle of the night, but after reaching Chapter 41, I didn't want to continue reading, which was a bit disappointing.

He picked up a child out of nowhere, and when facing the heroine, he was so stupid that he couldn't even explain clearly that he picked it up? Or is his brain suddenly flooded and unable to speak? Inexplicably, I took the blame. I didn't ask the black driver where he picked it up, nor did he ask which parent lost it, nor did he report it, nor did he even ask his friend who was a doctor how to raise the child? It's really poisonous. He doesn't even have the basic thinking of an adult, and what he does is totally unreasonable. Or is the author deliberately causing trouble and deliberately creating such NC misunderstanding?