There Is Something Wrong with This Lord. Farming Depends Entirely on Thinking?

[The ideas are good, but the writing is dry and astringent, making it feel like you are reading a detailed outline. The plot is actually quite invincible, but the protagonist doesn't seem to be very good at using it. The conflict in the early stage of the plot is also very blunt, and it starts with basically no foreshadowing and explanation. After the war, even the original spectacle of rubbing became boring.

At the beginning, he was targeted by the church, and then the territory was polluted. The protagonist and a teammate started to try farming development from Extreme Survival There is nothing wrong with it, but in addition, the protagonist's golden finger itself is relatively abstract, how to use it, and what the effect is. After reading several chapters, I still don't understand it, so the previous problems are magnified exponentially What is the power of the indigenous world, what is the pollution, how to use the protagonist's golden finger? The problem was not solved, so I immediately changed my focus and started trying to farm. There are a lot of questions that make reading a book feel like reading a book and answering questions. There are many questions to find answers to, and the reading experience becomes a bit brain-burning, and it is not the kind that makes people very appetizing to study, it is like doing homework...

The style is weird, the conflict is too sudden, there are too many foreshadowings, and it's not like you are a master and don't have so many readers to scrutinize your ideas.

Arrange for him to wake up, stop writing like this

Why has the early food problem never been resolved?

,,,, It's a pity that the development is too slow at the beginning, and there are some inexplicable things

It feels like your hang-up is a bit messy. . .