I Just Wanted to Farm and Became the Savior

1. I can tell whether it is shit or food! 2. When I become famous, there will be a great scholar who will debate the scriptures for me! 3. If you are not afraid of being scolded, you are just afraid that no one will see it, just add it to your favorites! 4. If you can sign a contract today, you can sell the copyright tomorrow! 5. My ability to write is already better than 90% of people, and my ability to sign contracts is even better than 99% of people!

In fact, the strangest thing about this kind of novel is that gold coins are spent in the early stage to extract things into reality, and a lot of them are extracted. Doesn't this affect the development of the game? Logically speaking, real money is not as scarce as gold coins in the game Realistic money comes from many sources. Letting the protagonist work to shake milk tea is better than selling things. And why would someone from the supermarket come to 30 kilograms of vegetables? It does not conform to realistic logic.

Author, I suggest you change the title of the novel to "The Little Prince of the African Tribe Unexpectedly Obtained the Farming System and Became the Tribe's Savior" to attract more attention 😃

Are there any farming novels that don't rush to cash out in the early stage? Realistic business can be done, but it should be done under the premise that the space can meet basic survival and there are no obvious hidden dangers from the outside world. I read several novels about farming and extracting and using them in the game, and I felt very anxious. I felt like I would go bankrupt if I didn't cash out as soon as possible.

The subject matter is to my liking, but the follow-up development content is constantly lowering the rating. First, the system dares to supply supermarkets with vegetables without explaining the source of them. Secondly, it is known that in the early stage, when I am not short of money and use game gold coins to realize vegetables, which is higher than the cost of planting, I choose to realize a large amount of vegetables (relative to the protagonist's inventory) instead of gaining an advantage in the game to form a positive cycle. Then, is there any significance in arranging for the protagonist to save people in Chapter 20, in order to pave the way for the protagonist's subsequent stupidity? (The phone was damaged due to saving people, so the golden finger didn't appear even after I replaced it with a new one. Then I was knocked off the phone by a man with a backpack on the subway. After picking it up, the golden finger appeared on the phone. This is how the golden finger appeared in the first place. This is the second time. I originally thought that the author deliberately arranged it this way. Mainly Jiao would go to the man with the backpack or be careful to describe the psychological feelings that normal people would have, and explain Goldfinger. Unexpectedly, the protagonist just started playing Goldfinger happily without thinking or doing anything. It was difficult). I felt that the author was too unrestrained in writing, and a lot of the content was written in his head. I have an interesting impression of this book - the posture of an immortal product - the posture of a good product - a book that can be read in a desert.

The processing of reality and the game is not good enough, and it seems a little mixed and confusing.

So let me ask you, is the author confident that he can write one million words?