I Have a Clone of a Giant Tree

I thought you wouldn't write about farming anymore after drinking a spring, and I won't go whoring in vain this time. Ten years of whoring for free😭

From what I have seen so far, I feel that the protagonist is a little too generous in giving benefits to the villagers. A relationship without mutual benefits cannot be maintained. Just trivial matters can annoy you to death. Is it true that they don't want to plant seeds themselves and only take a share of the seeds and give them to others to survive? The reality exists. Does the disease of seedling deterioration exist? It exists, but it is unreasonable not to exist. There are still various problems in field planting. Are cooperatives or planting contract contracts bad? Come in if you are willing, and go out if you are lazy and thoughtful, help with planting technology consultation and be responsible for general acquisitions and sales. Isn't it good to collect part of the profits to cover these, maintain product quality, and build a brand? If you don't do this, just planting seedlings and building farmhouse tourist attractions will only cause problems. The sales and service links alone will give you gimmicks, such as fakes and authorizations, etc., Which will kill the reputation of your original brand! If you think that all the villagers are good people, you won't become rich in a short time, but their outlook and character will not change, right? Normal people will change over time. Do you think the villagers are frozen goods and will never change? Think about the rationality! ​​According to the simple villagers and unchanging characters you describe in your writing, everyone in your world is already rich without the help of your protagonist!

If it's a gourd, then he should be the ancient master of farming literature. I don't know if a spring is the originator of farming literature, but I know that book should be one of the first farming literature. Later, it became a small landowner. Until now, there seems to be no farming literature written by the author. By the way, I paid for that spring.

The writing is good, but you should avoid the poisonous points. Why do you insist on selling it so cheaply? This kind of dedication is inexplicable. In reality, there is such a certainty that middlemen will buy it for you and sell it at a higher price. And no matter what kind of farming novel, the protagonist must be a little motivated.

To be honest, the price of the earthworms is too discouraging. It costs a few yuan to buy ordinary bait here. You only sell dozens of earthworms that are 100% baitable for only 5 yuan and come with free shipping. It's so cheap that you might as well go fishing and sell them yourself!

Seriously, didn't the author check prices before writing? The things provided by Goldfinger are sold so cheaply (dozens of earthworms that can definitely catch fish and mint that can definitely repel mosquitoes only cost 10 yuan), and the design fees paid to others are ridiculous. Could it be that the author has been squatting at home for ten years without accessing the Internet? Dissuaded by price setting

Prices have collapsed, right? If you don't understand the market when you are so short of money, good things will be sold at cabbage prices. It's a fool's errand to resist.

It hurts to see the protagonist selling mint strawberries for 10 yuan. You don't even have enough food and clothing, but you still have feelings. You only have a small vegetable garden, and the impact on the market is negligible. The most annoying thing is farming and leading the villagers to get rich together! Everyone is the successor of socialism!

Your earthworm price really scares people away.

I couldn't help but come over and start complaining, the earthworm of the protagonist is so awesome. A box costs a few yuan, and there are 20 pieces in a box. If you sell them for one yuan, people will buy them, especially those who like fishing. Believe it or not. If you make it into feed, let me tell you, you will make a fortune. Especially dogs and chickens, birds like to eat them. Haha, if they are made into high-end dog food, those dogs in foreign countries live in a better environment than people. I tell you, it's crazy. So, the protagonist gets angry just by looking at him selling gold garbage as shit.