We’re Reborn, So Who’s Still Farming?!

What era are we living in where people still boast about the Nobel Prize? Only those from the West or their lackeys could possibly win it.

That universal male-killing drug is a complete bug. Universal, long-lasting, and if it were also cheap and easy to make, it could be used for bioterrorism, far more terrifying than Agent Orange. Are the people in the novel world all idiots? Can't they see that?

Taking Emperor oranges as an example, the yield of Emperor oranges is 5,000-6,000 jin per mu (approximately 0.16 Acres). With 10 trees per mu, one bottle is enough for 100 mu. The pesticide for 100 mu only costs 10 yuan. You would set a price for that.

After reading 100 chapters, well, it started off well and I was enthusiastic. But it gradually became bland! It's like someone finding 100 yuan; the mood is okay, but then it's just picking up 10 yuan at a time, which gets boring. The writing also became padded.

It's readable; this kind of writing is all about the plot and the idea. As long as the plausibility can fool complete laymen, it's fine. There are fewer and fewer farming-themed novels these days. Here are two monthly votes to encourage you.

Perhaps the contrast is meant to secure a contract, but creating contrast for the sake of contrast, or using a poorly designed contrast, seems rather unintelligent.

It's alright to read, but honestly, it seems like these days, science fiction novels are quite averse to protagonists who know absolutely nothing. They know the "what" but not the "why," and the protagonist of this book is like that too, which is a bit off-putting.

The author needs to improve the data extraction process; at least follow the law of conservation of matter. Using just one drop to rejuvenate a tree is really going too far.

The explanatory science paragraphs are somewhat disjointed and a bit jarring to read. They also contain repetitive descriptions and are quite lengthy.

I've already started reading it. The author's writing is superb, and it's definitely worth following and subscribing to! I recommend a book: "A Ruthless Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Bad Movies," a hilarious tale spanning multiple realms...