
A Small Farm from the Start, Controlling the Global Grain Trade
开局小农场,掌控全球粮食贸易
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 939k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The title of the book is awesome, it's Tai Er
How is there any difference between one person controlling the global food trade and controlling a country? The country will have to destroy you, let alone so many countries.
This introduction means that Tokyo supermarkets, Australian restaurants, and Bangzi Kimchi all have the protagonist's products, and locals can only hear about them.
Brain storage
🤤 The author is very good. Sometimes he overlooks a lot of things while writing. I will build a brain storage place.
You only have a few thousand acres of land and you still want to monopolize global food? Do you also have your own private armed corps, an organized heavy-armed combined brigade? Without your own armed forces you are just a pig.
When I saw the title, my first reaction was, does the protagonist have an army?
I would like to give the author a suggestion: don't write the same farm novel as the Cave Gourd or the like from a few years ago. One is too cliche, the other is too simple. You can combine industrialization, black technology, and national development. For example, since cheating has been implemented, deserts can be turned into fertile fields, food giants can start industrial planting. There is a lot that can be written. The same old thing about how delicious my fruits and vegetables are, how awesome my beef and mutton are, is too old-fashioned and too petty.
If you want to invest in other people's projects, don't just think that you have money. The investee also needs to consider the investor's influence and relationships. To put it bluntly, it's money plus human connections. If those who buy oil are so rich, why don't they invest? To put it bluntly, they have nothing but money. It doesn't matter if you have low influence, no connections, and no channels. There are more people with money and connections. Why should I take you to play?
Agriculture is really hard to write about. After all, the water in this industry is deeper than any other industry. What we can usually learn about it is not even the tip of the iceberg!
The first one is written about someone who successfully passed the public examination and graduated from agricultural subjects. The main character is a professional, but the second one is about ordinary people getting golden fingers, and then all kinds of relying on the system and luck, without any majors.
White peacock
Very nice