Super Farmer

I just read Chapter 4, this plot is too outrageous! A blacksmith shop that specializes in selling high-profit high-quality swords. When it developed to the point where it could accept bulk orders for weapons, it actually needed to mortgage the entire shop for ten gold coins! Author, you are kidding! Not to mention anything else, the high-quality swords customized for those generals were enough to make his mouth water. How could he not get ten gold coins? The price difference between high-end customized goods and ordinary mass-produced goods is like the price difference between organic vegetables and ordinary vegetables. How many times the price difference? I don't have to tell you how big the profit is! And if it can accept batches of military orders, then this blacksmith shop must have recruited people to expand production, and it should have been converted into a large weapons workshop or factory. Otherwise, you will be overwhelmed with orders and will lose money if you are unable to deliver on time! Such a large weapons workshop only mortgaged ten gold coins! You are kidding!

The descriptions of field mice and flower snakes are quite vivid and interesting.

It's strange that Jia Lun has been guarding the farm.

This book has a strong Western flavor and is written quite vividly.

The truth is, the body is the capital of revolution, so I can write slowly for 3,000 a day.

This is the rhythm where enemies become extremely jealous when they meet. I really look forward to seeing if they will fight.

This book is quite interesting. I have read a lot of Chinese-style novels, and suddenly I found such a strong Western-style novel, which attracted me instantly. The key is that the plot is quite attractive, and the author Da Da's foreshadowing is very good. The short opening chapter directly caught my attention, and I have the urge to continue to understand the subsequent story. Moreover, the connection and development of the plot of this book are very powerful. I really think it is worth reading. I support the author Da Da's novel! Let's talk about the main text. Without any delay, it is directly stated that Jayne will inherit the inheritance of the only Uncle Modi, which is a farm. After signing, he is told that there is a debt waiting for him to repay. It makes people feel that he has fallen into a pit. There may even be many pits waiting for him. As the plot deepens, this idea has been confirmed. There are indeed many pits waiting for him. Especially what Jorel said is a pit in itself. He looks like an old fox at first glance. No. He is easy to get along with, repeatedly concealing the specific situation and amount of the debt, and Jorel, as the creditor himself, is not in a hurry to get the money back, and even kindly helps Jon and lends him money. This makes me feel that this is not what Jorel's character should do. Later, the active help of Carson and Cassis made me seriously doubt the real purpose behind these people. As representatives of power and money, how could they be so kind? I really expressed my doubts. Thank God for not adding insult to injury. He actually helped Jon regardless of previous suspicions and even lent him gold coins. This is unscientific behavior no matter how you look at it. There must be a secret that Jon doesn't know yet. I was so curious. I really want to know what secret would make these profit-seeking people temporarily give up their interests? And that book, I always see the author mention that book intentionally or unintentionally. The fight between Cassis and Jon was also because of that book. Bliss even mentioned that book after meeting Jon again, which made me have to pay attention to that book. What kind of book has attracted so many people's attention? The farm itself also makes people suspicious. Although he was the only uncle, he was able to sell Jon without any hesitation. I wonder how he could be kind enough to leave a farm to Jon, and he died without a trace. He burned himself. No matter how you look at it, it reveals a trace of weirdness. , But I just started reading it, and I really don't know what secrets are hidden. It can be said that the author was very successful in the early foreshadowing. He successfully laid the groundwork for the subsequent storyline and successfully attracted me. I couldn't help but want to follow the book and want to know what is going on? And the emotional story of Jon and Britney, what will happen in the end? Cassis intervened in the middle. He obviously won't let go of Britney. Will he find an opportunity to succeed? And Carson mentioned that Jon should have practiced the content in the book, so what exactly was Jon practicing? Does it have anything to do with the big hammer that Jia Lun can't even pick up? I still have a lot of questions in my mind, so I must support this book. There is a lot of space to follow the book, so you don't have to worry about interruptions.

The animals turned out to be transformed by a magician. This arrangement is so cool.

The reality of class interests in this book is very clear and makes people's hearts sink when reading it.

I feel more and more that Jayne is a fish on the chopping board, waiting to be slaughtered

Jorel wants to help the poor guy? I doubt his good intentions

I feel like Jorel is a bad guy, and there is a conspiracy hidden in his smile.

Jia Lun has been guarding the dilapidated farm and not leaving. I wonder what he wants to guard? And those animals turned out to be magicians, just to survive the killings that year. So why did Jia Lun say that all his hopes were pinned on Jon? What kind of responsibility and mission does Jon shoulder? Does the ability of several animals to turn into magicians have anything to do with Jon? There are also Jorel, Carson, Cassis, father and son, and even others. I feel like they are all plotting against Jon. This feeling is really unpleasant! In my opinion, Jon has his own kindness. He easily believes in poor people, but forgets that poor people will bow to evil forces because of poverty. At that time, Jon will be forced by these so-called poor people. This is also Carson's conspiracy. I wonder how Jon will resolve it? Facing the helping hands of Jorel and Carson, Jon gave me the feeling that he would not refuse anyone who came. It was not that he didn't know that they were not such kind people, but he still accepted the help. Does Jon himself have his own considerations? Anyway, there are no itches when there are too many lice, and there are no worries when there are too many debts. In my opinion, Jon's biggest treasure is the few animals around Jia Lun: Lao Ya, Lao Hua and Lao Hei. Each of them is an expert and can be called a golden finger. I only hope that they will sincerely help Jon! Jialun intentionally or unintentionally reminded Jon to bring a big hammer with him when he went out. I was still a little puzzled. Later, I understood a little bit. It seemed that he knew that the hammer was weird, but Jon just looked at the hidden things on the hammer when he was on other people's territory. This operation was a bit unscientific. It seemed too imprudent and should not be done. I don't know if the author did this on purpose? Is it related to the subsequent plot?

What conspiracy is hidden behind it? Every word has a different meaning.

This person's death must have been too clean. It was as clean as if he had never lived.

What is that book? Why are you staring at that book?

This is definitely the originator of porcelain. I have gained a lot of experience.

Carson has the feeling of being courteous for nothing. He is obviously a creditor, but he seems to be very courteous, which makes people suspicious.

Just know that there is no such thing as pie in the sky, Jayne has fallen into a trap.

If Modishu can sell Jayne, he will definitely not leave a farm for him. There must be other reasons.

What the hell is the brain? How did it get into the gap between Jayne's hammer?

The plot of this book is exciting and attractive, and it can arouse people's curiosity. It is a good book

I also feel that things are getting more and more interesting. The author has laid the groundwork well and successfully aroused my curiosity.

Congratulations on the launch, spread the flowers~~