The American Farmer of Ten Thousand Worlds
美利坚万界农场主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 567k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 1y ago
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184Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
22.3kFans
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Since they were plantation owners, why didn't they employ some black slaves? Why discriminate against black slaves?
The female lead is alright, and her cheat ability is decent, but the protagonist is just so-so. He lacks any of the domineering aura of a transmigrator. He's a complete mess in both worlds. In the other world, he's seen through at a glance, with all this talk of embarrassment and awkwardness. What does the origin of this stuff have to do with you? Are you going to buy it or not?
Now that you're a farmer, why not hire some Black people to pick cotton? You're giving away 100 free draws right from the start! 😡
How could gold possibly be valuable in the interstellar era? The asteroid Psyche in our solar system alone has been found to contain 2.72 Trillion tons of gold, demonstrating that gold is practically worthless in space. Furthermore, with current technology, it's not that gold can't be synthesized artificially; the only problem is the cost of electricity.
When talking about American farmers, one cannot help but mention...
Nini grenini, nini grenini [A burst of powerful music begins] Summer is almost over, and before the cotton harvest season officially arrives, the redneck farmers who have worked hard all year are preparing to recruit new members. Plenty of off-season watermelons and fried chicken, along with wine lees soda, and newcomers get twenty free draws upon logging in...
The author has wasted his talent writing this multiverse story. He should have focused on the dark and despicable aspects of human nature. Fifty chapters have barely touched on any theme; it's just a bunch of gangster stuff.
Slavery was abolished in the United States in 2016, but news reports occasionally surface about American ranchers adopting two Black children as slaves.
The author clearly hasn't seen videos of warehouses in the US. Those who buy precious metals don't care where your goods came from.
I came here to read about time travel, and you give me three or five chapters of time travel followed by 20 chapters of third-rate street thug movie plots?
The protagonist doesn't seem like a capitalist at all. He's always driven by emotion over reason. How can he do business? Aren't those people in that other world just cattle and livestock? You feed them and give them water, but they can't contribute anything. How can he be a farm owner? Maybe one day they'll see you have too much stuff and give you some. It's already over 40 chapters, and he's still dawdling over that small place with only a hundred people.