The Realm Lord's Leisurely Farming Life

The author should write according to their own ideas, don't listen to their nonsense. The revival of spiritual energy is a good thing, otherwise how can one person write? They can't produce anything worthwhile. Are they going to spend a whole year researching the space all by themselves? Even if you keep writing like this, we'll get tired of reading.

The investment is so small! Please give me a vote after reading, and also some recommendation tickets and monthly passes! 😭

It's quite enjoyable to watch, the kind of life I've always dreamed of. I just wonder why not get a dog? Like a German Shepherd, those dogs are already quite intelligent, and if you give them some special water to drink, wouldn't that help them develop their intelligence early on?

With money and free time, why not arrange for the protagonist to learn something new? He wants a good quality of life but doesn't want to be disturbed. Cooking skills? Go to a fancy farm. Or maybe learn horse and cattle herding at a ranch for six months. He'd need to know how to raise livestock, how to manage grazing, how to help them reproduce… Plus, learn how to brew wine, make dried fruit, and so on. Wouldn't that better suit the protagonist's mindset and fill the void in his heart?

It's not a big problem 🤫. If another person knows about this kind of cheat, the book is basically doomed. Many novels of this type fail this way 😅. So far, the book is still very well written. They should avoid writing romance scenes if possible; they're too awkward to read.

Girls should be written to look pretty. Honestly, if they're not pretty, readers won't feel anything. In reality, it might not be easy to find so many beautiful girls around. But this is a novel, so an appreciation for beauty is necessary. First loves should at least be on par with Yang Mi or Liu Yifei. Even anime beauties like Zhou M should be fine.

I just want to know, the author's world grows in units of tens of thousands of years, but the protagonist can only live for a hundred years. How can the world develop if there is no difference in the flow of time between the space and the main world?

It's very well written, with no major flaws.

There's a pervasive sense of incongruity surrounding this woman's appearance; it feels like a setup.

Now things are getting a bit more relaxed. Shouldn't we sell the fruits from the protagonist's world? This book could have been written at a slower pace. For example, we could have researched medicine and gradually developed it into elixirs, or introduced spirit pets and their levels, since the protagonist is a pioneer of spiritual energy in this world.