I Became a Grand Mage Through Farming

No, author, it's so cliché to always have a genius girl by the protagonist's side. If it were a genius boy, I'd actually think more highly of the author even if it was just an ordinary girl.

... It feels a bit strange. Now that I think about it, he just started farming and already got targeted by a powerful force. The protagonist's background seemed decent, but it turned out to be as fragile as paper...

Author, this dialogue you've written is neither Chinese nor Western.

The conflicts are written too contrivedly. The protagonist reveals his identity and background at the auction, and Russell goes even further, answering all questions directly, yet somehow he's targeted, and his teacher's background seems nonexistent.

The protagonist pays the supermarket employees far too high a wage. It's understandable that he paid high wages in his past life, but it's excessive – over ten gold coins a day, plus frequent bonuses! Moreover, the employees themselves aren't worth that much. I understand the author's desire for high wages, but it shouldn't be this outrageous.

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Having only read a few chapters, I suggest adding a setting: seed insurance. Generally, magical seeds circulating in the market have special insurance; they revert to the original species after one generation of planting. Otherwise, it's hard to explain why the protagonist doesn't buy magical seeds from the start. After all, even if someone is broke, they can afford to buy none.

The protagonist says, "Without magic, a magician is not even as good as an ordinary person." Is this a joke? Even if Qiao Feng lost his internal energy, he would still be stronger than an ordinary person.

Okay, you've completely redefined the concept of pasture. Pasture is like chives, you cut it once and it grows back again.

I thought this kind of farming would allow a Grand Magus to level up, but it turns out it's just ordinary farming. You harvest the crops, sell the harvest for money, buy magical resources, and then use those resources to level up. What if there's a bottleneck or something? Wouldn't that be useless? This kind of farming is no different from doing anything else. What's so appealing about regular farming?