Farming Begins in the Barony

I really don't understand the farming article. I haven't heard of my neighbor farming and I store guns. The neighbor is my granary. You don't have a strong army. What's the use of planting in many places to help your neighbors?

The author's setting: One acre of land requires one hundred conscripts for a month to dig a pit. The protagonist has more than 3,000 acres of land and 100 conscripts. Ask, how long does it take for the protagonist's conscripts to work continuously to cultivate 3,000 acres of land. Answer more than two hundred and fifty years

If a new book on farming is to be popular, it must be published in large quantities, otherwise no one will read it!

I've only read a few chapters and I'm poisoned by the data As a farming article, it's really inappropriate. With 2,000 people in the territory and 3,000 acres of land planted, they won't starve to death? If the yield per mu is 200 kilograms, it will only be 600,000 kilograms. 2,000 people can weigh at least 360 kilograms per person (older and weaker, more young and strong), which is 720,000 kilograms, which is not enough to eat The subjects should pay 10 pounds of tax grain per mu of land? I really don't know what to say. If the yield per mu is 200 and I pay 10, do you think it's a state tax? You are a landowner. In ancient China, landlords received 50% of the land rent as conscientious landlords. In ancient Japan, they had to pay 70% or 80%. The people of the alien world are so happy The territory has a useless bow maker and no necessary blacksmith. Who can repair the hoe if it is broken?

Alas, after seeing the chapter on ballpoint pens, I looked up the technical content of ballpoint pens on Baidu. I knew I was going to lose my mind and read a book again. Author, after all, using charcoal or pencil is better than ballpoint pen. The ballpoint pen ball processing error is between 3 microns.

I originally wanted to read it, but it turned out that the author didn't have any knowledge about farming and didn't write about farming. I decided not to read it for the sake of my own thinking.

Can you have some common sense? The conscripts did not need to be paid at ordinary times. In that era, food was enough. The conscripts were only given a few copper coins. Thank God. I will give back the silver coins? You should be a standing army

The more I watch, the more disappointed I become. Does the protagonist know what the dark Middle Ages is? That is a must-have book for you to travel back to an era when you didn't even dare to use it. If you don't have the strength to protect yourself, using it is courting death. In that era, whether it was information exchange, construction, land reclamation, development, etc., It all took a long time and relied on manpower. The protagonist only needed a few clicks, haha, it's ridiculous, and the protagonist is a noble. The lord uses modern people's concepts of how to behave and treat others. Haha, in the feudal and superstitious society of slavery, rulers who are too approachable will basically not end well. If you have no strength and good intentions, you will never get good intentions. It can be said that only nobles and rich people were human beings in that era. The author was too idealistic. Go read foreign history books and the like.

The author's common sense is too poor, and there are too many little bits and pieces that affect reading too much, and it feels like something is stuck in your throat.

I think there is a problem with the protagonist not being alert and managing extraordinary powers. After all, extraordinary powers can easily do things that cannot be done by normal means. What if this witch is malicious? That is, a cultist in the true sense of the word.