I Run a Farm in Africa

Being able to write about the feeling of the 1980s 100 years later is also very talented.

In Africa, I am afraid that if I live well, a group of infectious diseases will be wiped out one by one.

There are many pitfalls in this book that have not been dealt with properly. First of all, the farm is not your own, but is subleased to your home by someone else. , It's not the protagonist, there are 3 hurdles, and then the protagonist meets the heroine again despite having differences, and actually tells her about the cheat by writing that she is his future wife?? Not to mention tests or anything like that, it's still necessary to wait, right???? How could anyone be so frank about it?? What is it if it's not sand dick??? The most important thing is that the owner of the farm is the family, or it is rented in the name of the protagonist's father. Is that okay? Then the protagonist actually plans to mutate the plants on the farm and sell them for money?? The operation seems to be fine, but the protagonist is the second child, and there are people in front of him. Even if you inherit the family property, it would be good if you can get half of it. If your brother makes money, what will he do to you? Even if the protagonist has gold bigger than the earth, the plot is not arranged like this, right?? Your career has no roots. Strictly speaking, it is not yours, so the various plot arrangements are not that interesting.

In addition to liking to reveal secrets, I can still watch it very leisurely when I calm down.

There are very few purely pastoral articles written now. Come on, hold on.

Then the warlord gave it, and it was so exciting

The author is a talent

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