Farming and Cultivation

As you may know, novels of the type Farming and Cultivation all depend on the author's writing skills. Many farming novels are because readers support books and the authors cannot see the results of the books, so many of them are eunuchs. So while you are pursuing/supporting books, please also vote for the daily free recommendation votes. Let the author see the achievements of the book and see so many people supporting him and walking with him, so that the author will be more powerful when writing the book, and we will have more fun chasing the book. 😁

Isn't this a fairy-farming novel? The protagonist is so busy... Farming, learning Qi and alchemy, working odd jobs, and practicing cultivation. This is equivalent to a farmer enrolling in two classes, working part-time at night, and recharging himself after get off work part-time. Even the Iron Man Wang Jinxi can't bear it, right?

Don't write the protagonist in a hurry. After all, the author is writing about farming. A normal day is the truth, and farming requires accumulation. Don't make us readers feel like a dog is chasing the protagonist.

There are too many people who kill gods and immortals all the time. The author seems to be quite comfortable. Come on ✊

Lin Han is so kind to Er Qing, come on Er Qing, give Lin Han a surprise in the future 😜

The male protagonist's income for the first 50 chapters or so is considered average for this town. Even if you are reluctant to eat, it is outrageous for your next door neighbor to be able to survive. It feels like the protagonist is poor just for the sake of being poor. Even if there is really no money, then if the male protagonist's income is so tight, the others still have to die?

If you really accept it, put your left foot in, then your left foot, and touch everything. If you farm, you will farm, if you make alchemy, you will make alchemy. What does it mean to be a hodgepodge? And it feels like the whole town knows you're the protagonist?

I like farming, but these earthworms grow up in a few days, and the number of earthworms increases from two to tens of thousands in a month. The protagonist succeeds in everything he learns, and he is good at any skill and talent. Then he is busy every day and feels like wandering around. It is very tiring to read. The pace of the farming story is so fast. He practices pills hundreds of times a day and takes five bottles of pills an hour. It feels like one pill every two minutes, which is unreal. The rhythm of the farming novel is not well grasped, and it's very tiring to read~

I really like reading farming stories, but many farming stories that start well are ruined by female characters. Either the female characters are not likable and are forced to quit, or they start an ambiguous harem. I hope this article can become a clear stream.

Magic is used for weeding and irrigation, so why do we need to use oxen to pull the plow when plowing the land?