A Farmer: From the Start, I Grow Strange Flames and Sell Devil Fruits

I got through the first yellow-haired poison, but by the second money-worshiping girl poison, I couldn't bear it any longer. After flipping through the table of contents, Chapter 25 was on the shelves, and I understood everything. Sooner or later, Qidian was defeated by the assembly line routines of other stations.

The subject matter is okay... But it's too sudden to grow extraordinary plants. Just find a seed and you can find all kinds of extraordinary plants, just like Qinglian's inner fire. At least pretend to go to the extinct volcano. It's just a thunder out of thin air. It's too ridiculous... And the cultivation of Devil Fruit can completely make various animal cells into animal type. Superman type can be other materials that need to be added... Natural type is more rare materials. Now making Devil Fruit is just like watching God eat. How many details can be more reasonable in a truly good work.

This is a post-apocalyptic novel. It lacks scenes of killing monsters and upgrading. There is only blind expansion of power, no self-improvement, only a golden finger to bully others. As a power, it has no proposition, and it is as empty as a company without corporate culture.

The plot is very nostalgic, reminding me of the gangster-themed novels I read when I was a child, the kind of story where the protagonist goes from being a gangster in the urban-rural fringe to becoming the leader of the underground world. With clear writing and neat narrative, in less than five chapters, the image of the protagonist emerges from the page: he is full of the energy of a newborn calf who is not afraid of the sensual dogs and horses in the colorful world, faces unobtrusive contradictions, uses pure and clean means, and has unpretentious ambitions. With the words like gurgling water in a white porcelain container, it shows me a modern absurd realism tragedy caused by the monopoly information gap... I am not good enough to read this masterpiece, so I have to read it another day.

Nowadays, individual registered writers can actually write novels, and they have everything.

It's poisonous. It makes me sick. The plot is very uncomfortable. The protagonist is really embarrassed. It's like a bell of resentment. It's like a dog. Although I didn't describe that feeling, it's just like licking a dog.

I discovered this book too early, try adding other anime abilities, not necessarily just pirates

Establishing a force, but without a goal, the protagonist is always pretending to be a villain. Write some minor evils to show how ruthless the protagonist is and so on. . There is no need to write about these things in eighty-nine out of ten similar novels. Not only do I not feel it, but I find it very poisonous. It's really evil, but I personally feel it's good. I'm uneducated and can't say anything to explain.

It's hard to describe in one word. . . . . . After reading two chapters, it felt like eating shit

Having too much control will lead to a dead end. In such a big world, there must be someone who awakens the ability to purify. It's okay for the protagonist to control a few close subordinates, but if the control is placed on thousands of customers, there are too many variables, and someone will always come up with a solution. The protagonist should have a similar ending to the big ball of light in the main god's space.