I Was Told to Farm, and Now I'm an Emperor?

I like the content up to the latest chapter, and this review is just the tap water of a book lover. When I read the title of this book, I initially thought it was another piece of junk fiction disguised as a farming novel. The protagonist knows nothing but uses golden fingers to upgrade, so I was almost persuaded to leave by the title of the book. The protagonist's behavior has a very strong sense of centralization and collectivism. With a modern perspective, he transcends historical limitations and sees the backwardness of the current system and culture in the novel, and makes appropriate changes based on the actual situation. Unlike some novels that travel through time and become local second-rate goods (whether it is a strategic vision or a personal moral level). Also, the timeline can be pulled as needed. Some authors of farming articles hold their golden fingers in their arms all day long and read here and there, or they write about too tedious daily life that is divorced from the main line of farming. This article at least knows that writing about farmers planting land to improve the soil does not happen overnight, and construction does not happen in a day or two. After writing the farming content, jump to the timeline when it is time to write the next stage. I will not write too much content that has nothing to do with farming. Of course, everyone pays different attention to the overall perspective and details of a book. Everyone has different knowledge levels, cognitive abilities, and ways of thinking. Therefore, some people in a novel may notice that some details are different from what they know (for example, which farming tool is more useful on the land in the novel, and how difficult and time-consuming to build it). So if you like this book specifically, I think you can read it yourself. I think this book is suitable to spend some time trying.

I have fulfilled my promise, and I will start to brag about you when you write 500,000 words. I went to Qidian. Com to post a message to promote it to you 😆 Regardless of whether the content gap is big or not, I will help you attract people first. There may be a follow-up rhythm

It feels not suffering enough, but too plain, because the more suffering the environment, the more it brings out the greatness and holiness of the Savior. I suggest increasing the fertility and mortality rates of humans in this world. Human beings have a special constitution, with high newborn survival rate and extremely high fertility rate. The natural yield of food is high due to extraordinary influence, and the population is extremely dense, similar to that of the late Qing Dynasty. But this world is troubled by disasters, racial wars, frequent natural disasters, weird things, evil gods everywhere, and a very high mortality rate. In this way, the population is constantly dying and refreshing, and the average life span is only 30 years old. The world is suffering enough. Then the protagonist descends from the sky with hope to save the entire world and is the only light in the suffering world. Such a strong contrast makes the novel more enjoyable!

I came to see the strong earth, not the people. Sometimes a siren, sometimes a witch, what kind of things are they stirring up again😅

Briefly talk about your thoughts after reading "The Siege of Black Castle". Two words: Perfunctory. First, the lack of perspective of the protagonist. Obviously, the battle is the climax of the novel. The protagonist is completely invisible from the reader's perspective. He disappears after giving a reason why he can't fight in person. The plug-ins of the system have no effect at all, not to mention remote micro-control, even when watching the battle from a 3D perspective. Second, the imbalance of enemy strength. Watching this battle from beginning to end, I just felt how difficult and difficult the logistics on the protagonist's side were, and how long it took to prepare before finally sending about 10,000 troops to the battlefield. But the opponent is like a god. An army of more than 100,000 people gathers at any time, and food for more than 100,000 mouths comes at a moment's notice. Why, the Emotional Holy See is the one cheating, and the protagonist is an indigenous person, right? Failed again and again, morale seems to have been locked up by the system. The per capita fanatic believers were attacked and beheaded a few days ago, but hundreds of thousands of people were reorganized and organized in a few days. What kind of organizational strength is this? Can faith be used as military discipline training, or can those priests and nuns be used as grassroots officers? The Holy See can easily do things that modern troops cannot do? The Holy See is so powerful, so how can the angry wave take the lead in blocking others? Third, inexplicable characters infiltrate Where did the nine dragons come from? There is no background information at all, and nine dragons appear all of a sudden to force others to kneel down. Where did the clown come from? But looking over and over, I feel that there is no protagonist, the clown, and the land that has been shouted so many times, is this the way to go? The system should be hacked but not hacked. It will trap the protagonist at home life and death. Is this fw system poisonous? You don't even have the ability to remotely host or watch games, but you have the supreme power to bless others? Anyway, one of the system and the protagonist must be a clown, or both.

Well, at the beginning, I saw the Grand Duke almost killing the giant dragon and thought it was Gao Wu. Who knew that a ninth level could not beat 101 first level ones, which means that the giant dragon might just be a bigger lizard 🙄

As of the latest chapter, they have basically subscribed. All the recent operations are really driving people crazy. Ordnance is sold too cheap. Pirates have robbed so much land. Even if they want to go ashore, they will squeeze the locals and give all the benefits to the Yigo people. They have great wealth in their hands, but money only has one role for the protagonist. It is to improve the economic system of the river valley. What is really useful are scarce resources and technical and intellectual talents. So if you want to make money, you can make a deal with the Black Iron King. Several Black Iron Dukes have their own plans. There is only one lone king in the Conqueror Order. He needs to rely on the protagonist to withstand the pressure of the Holy See. His attitude can be a bit harsh. Obtaining top-notch resources from the royal family to strengthen the extraordinary apostles in the river valley is Roman's advantage. It is a good way to recruit technical talents from pirates and improve people's livelihood industries. On the other hand, their ships are also advantageous resources. The dragon worshiped by the Yigo people can be sent out by an adventure team to explore. There should always be dreams. The Sea Castle side can participate more. The sapphires are more valuable to Roman. Overseas islands can be occupied, sea routes can be planned, or some research departments on the technological side or the transcendent side can be established... Etc. Using resources to pile up a top-matched research-type apostle can save a lot of things. For farming, chemical fertilizers are difficult, but in the breeding industry, organic fertilizers can be produced, greenhouse cultivation can be produced, and sprinkler irrigation equipment can be made, which can greatly improve productivity. What I feel now is that a large number of people in the river valley invested in Coal and Iron Town, only to exchange for such a small number of things, and also wrote out detailed prices. It is too awkward. Farming is very exciting at the moment. Roman's role is relatively full, and the rest of the characters are getting less and less written. I feel that I can focus on designing a few, preferably in research, so that there will be more and more significant nodes for the advancement of technology. Women are enough. Witches are a group that has given too much ink. It's time to focus on the mysterious and supernatural aspects. The main line is farming, farming, farming. Scientific research institutes need to engage in it, and creative thinking needs to be cultivated. There is a lot that can be written. Don't pounce on those witches. I can't recognize them all clearly. Of course, those who are particularly close to me can write more (o_0). The ones on the knight side have almost been forgotten! Finally——Bang Bang gives you two punches.

New book friends who are still waiting can continue to wait and see, these chapters are written in the same way 💩

As a lord, doesn't the protagonist need to run a business? How come he is like a construction worker carrying bricks everywhere? This is putting the cart before the horse.

What are you writing now? ! ! A lump💩! What I want to see is the torrent of the times! As a result, you create a personal epic, but the key point is not epic at all. The king of a country breaks the formation alone? ! ! Where are his guards? What about his supporters? ? Is it even more exaggerated than the Eight-Nation Allied Forces? There are more enemies coming from afar than the troops defending the capital? ? Do the serfs whose grain was confiscated have endless grain? ? ! !