The Farming Swordsman's Tale

One thing I don't understand is why the protagonist is obsessed with completing the mission of the Love Saint? I didn't see the prompt that you can go back after completing the task. You can only go back if you clear customs. Anyway, you can pass the level just by practicing. If there is no hope of going back, then why bother yourself, especially when one hasn't been put into the bowl yet. Let's start exploring other things.

What does Lao Tie have to do with Guan Zhongtian? It's been a hundred chapters, but I haven't seen any signs. I was attracted by the title of the book in the first place. It doesn't seem to have anything to do with it, right? In addition, I feel that the Qingmei family may bring trouble to the protagonist, but this is something that the family cannot escape. So the only way is to improve the self-protection ability of the family. The protagonist should actually do some work for the family. After all, the world is dangerous, but they have no ability to protect themselves. The protagonist cannot guard them all the time. What's more, the protagonist has to leave. If they are not allowed to have the ability to protect themselves, sooner or later they will be threatened. Maybe when the protagonist comes back, they will find that the whole family is in a cold state.

This name always reminds me of the Legend of the Anti-Japanese Heroes

There are more and more female protagonists attracted by farming novels. You should change the introduction so that people who like harems can read it.

Not to mention setting up a scumbag target, there is a childhood sweetheart who treats me very well and is still focused on finding another woman. There are nine girls in Love Saint. Is the author sure that the nine female protagonists can write their own characteristics and interactive plots when they get along together? It is obvious that one of the heroines will disappear in the later stages. Even when the harem was popular ten years ago, there was no mention of nine heroines, which is a bit overestimating one's abilities. Farming is like selling sheep's head to dog meat. It can be said that all kinds of poisonous points are fed into the mouth at the beginning.

Reading the article, I feel that the author is not very smart and looks like a fool, and the protagonist is just like a passerby, with no special features other than being strong. But the writing is okay.

What about farming as promised? Are you kidding me?

What about farming? I read dozens of chapters just to get some benefits.

It's not a farming novel, but the atmosphere of this world is too strong. I don't quite understand how the protagonist dares to cause and effect everywhere in such a disorderly social environment with such little means. Could it be that he knows that "God" takes care of him?

There are too many settings in the early stage. After all, it is time travel and there is no need to worry about the values ​​​​so much. It's boring to see so many settings in a straight punch.