Everyone’s Farming, but My Drop Rates Are Completely Random

I've stumbled upon the most toxic aspect of ancient game-themed novels: the global game world is played like a local area network, and you can run into your enemy village in less than ten other players, or sell goods in the shop back to your own village. Is this a LAN game?

What a ridiculous protagonist! Forget about hiding your talents and keeping a low profile; at least you should protect yourself! You have the ability but don't use it. All you do is play around, be arrogant and domineering, show off, and provoke others. If you weren't the protagonist, you'd be dead eight hundred times over! 😒😒😒😒

I want to see how the author managed to cultivate half an acre of barren land by hand in just one hour.

After more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist wants to join a sect, saying it's for the sake of the spiritual fields. The protagonist can obtain elixirs, improve his physique, acquire items, food, and martial arts techniques simply by farming. He can become stronger by farming, yet he insists on joining a sect. Furthermore, the protagonist even revealed items that could improve farmland. Why join a sect when there's no need to? It seems the author intends to write about sect infighting.

I couldn't sleep no matter what I did. Why could others concentrate on what I read but not others? Then I realized it: I was carrying my brain with me. Once I threw my brain away, I felt much better.

It's a light novel, well-written and quite enjoyable, but rather childish. It's suitable for people under 20. You already have a cheat code, but you still want to get rich and fight against the rich. Crossing social classes is always about resistance.

Written by an elementary school student; poor logic and lack of life experience.

Why don't you create a spirit-gathering array and slowly upgrade your fields?

Too much fluff, feels like something a studio would write, don't bother reading it.

I'm getting annoyed. Why did you write so many pages for that cultivation manual? Your theme is farming, and even in fantasy, farming should be the main focus. Why so many filler pages? What were you thinking? Was this written by GTP?