Farming and Building a Fief in Another World

This is a major flaw. At 450 chapters, the protagonist is still a level 3 mind mage/magician. The level suppression is inexplicable and disgusting. The author even arrogantly explains in the story that there are two systems, hence the slow leveling. The Destiny Milestone is useless.

I consider myself a long-time reader, having read over fifty chapters. I'd like to offer a few suggestions regarding farming novels. 1. The author's narrative isn't bad, it's passable. What I want to say is that for a book to become popular, the narrative must be detailed. For example, where does the protagonist sleep after settling down in the rocky terrain? In the wild? In a mine?

Can anyone recommend some novels with plots similar to this book?

When I saw the protagonist traversing three territories, having to humble himself even in a run-down village, and being insulted by a carpenter, I knew I should drop this book.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 450. The title says it's about farming, but it's pure fraud. The combat is only slightly better than a bunch of nonsense. Level 4 fights a dragon, level 8 fights a demigod, and the level is always suppressed. They call it a dual system, saying that level is useless. Then the opponent almost kills him with a single finger.

My first fan art! My heart is pounding and my hands are trembling with excitement!!!

Figure 1 shows the entire map of Faerûn (a high-resolution version is available, but it cannot be uploaded from the starting point). Blue represents the "Northern Lands," and red represents "Tesel." Figure 2 is a clear map of the Tesser region. Figure 3 shows the northern region.

The writing style is good, but the harem element is a major drawback. One or two is one thing, but what's with having 90% of the better collaborators being women and still engaging in flirtatious relationships?

I've read about 50 chapters, and the book is indeed quite well written. But I came here for the farming aspect; the protagonist is either fighting or on his way to a fight, and there's no sign of him ever going to farm. Perhaps because I haven't found the kind of lord-farming content I want to read, I've become impatient while reading.

Dear reader, welcome to this book. If you've learned about this book through some channels but haven't read it yet and are planning to check out the comments section, I sincerely hope you can turn off the paragraph comments and read the first three chapters of the book first.