National Farming: I Have a System Cheat

The first time I saw the global flow of farming, there were too many bugs. Did the author fail to write an outline? After reading more than ten chapters, it was said in the previous article that the blood of monsters can accelerate the growth of crops. Later, when I killed a bunch of monsters, I didn't mention collecting any materials at all. Chapter 4 said that monster blood can accelerate growth. Killing monsters does not collect them. Or does it mean that the monsters killed do not meet the requirements, or the monster corpses that you collect cannot be used when they are exploded, or the monster corpses cannot be collected, or the collected ones need to be processed, and the cost is too high. Can you explain why the monster corpses are left intact? Other settings like this would add up to more than a dozen chapters, but you are not giving any explanation at all. How do you want it to run when you write a program without writing any underlying logic? If the game plug-in is not even made into the game itself, is it still a plug-in?

Hundreds of trillions of people Stop writing it Now the earth's more than 7 billion points are in such a mess The planets have expanded to an unrealistic level The author should not write about the planet, go to the plane.

Can't the spirit field be moved? Should it be movable? The immovable spiritual field is a bit excessive. It takes 10 to upgrade, that is, 10 different places, and 10 guards are needed The protagonist has a system to have an elf, and you have to make 10 more. ………… So I think the spiritual field can be moved. It should be moved to the first block, and 10 blocks together can be easily managed.

I feel that the protagonist is quite stupid and offended the mayor. He has no consciousness at all. He has power and money, but he still feels that he is invincible. The school has no sense of existence and is not too indifferent. The principal is like this.

There are exercises and skills that can be used at the first level, but the bottom is still playing tricks. It was just a high-level farmer who was a rich second generation farmer.

Chapter 1 I don't know how many people have been persuaded to quit and go work. Is this a bowl of rice that an author like you can eat?

There are a hundred ways to attack the street, and he hits 99 of them.

There is a reason for my poor grades. I write whatever I think of, but the logic doesn't match up. I write like a running account, and I can't see what's interesting about it A very boring book

It's too buggy, if nothing else. The country doesn't have dedicated farms that don't grow high-end fruits. There are so many secret realms that appear so frequently. It doesn't matter whether it takes hundreds of years or a few years to mature. Not to mention manpower distribution, but the army distribution is no problem. Ordinary families may produce fewer fruits. . . . . . .

There is no need to read anymore since I agreed to the army for no reason. I don't distinguish between priorities. I came to see you farm, not to see you running around and doing shit in the army.

You, the male protagonist, have a lot of cunts around you. Every day he is either hitting this or that.

The setting is probably to kill monsters and explode equipment, giving you a long process of picking up, some in one day, some in a year, some in a hundred years, there is no upper limit, and it is presented in the form of farming. As for whether it is good or not, it is a matter of opinion.

I can only say that the author's creativity is very good, but the handling of small details is a bit poor You don't need to design a perfect economic system, at least you must comply with the general laws of the economy! The setting is an environment full of crises and conflicts. Even if a consumable item like the blue bottle is only needed for magic, which master would write a book and regard this as a non-essential item? Those great masters basically regard blue bottles as important strategic materials, right? Even if you don't talk about the greats, not many people in the game look down on Blue Bottle, right? For a necessity, I can still understand if you explain that it is produced too much and therefore cannot be sold at a reasonable price. But the author, you said it was a bit outrageous to say that it was a one-off so the price could not be sold? I would like to give the author some advice. I hope that before writing a book, the author should prepare an outline. The second is to check the relevant information and design the relevant system in advance. For example, the combat power system, economic system, political system, etc. That will appear do not require you to be very perfect. After all, it is unrealistic to design a system directly, but at least there must be no logical conflicts and readers will not complain Finally, if the author wants to write a worldview by himself, he must consider The previously designed system will prevent worldview conflicts In short, I hope that the author will try not to have logical conflicts. Readers can still tolerate small conflicts, but conflicts that challenge cognition should not appear The above are my suggestions Author, come on (ง•̀_•́)ง

There are too many typos, which greatly affects the reading experience

The subject matter is okay, but your description of the battle is too exaggerated.

The question is, what is the use of monster corpses?

Hehe, not bad. Chased. Overall OK. Although there is a little bit of poisonous plot, it is harmless and not bad.

The ideas are good, the writing is poor, and the plot is too tight.