Farming Is the Ultimate Answer

In ancient times, the most ridiculous thing was to engage in free people. If you do this, aren't you making the entire country an enemy? If you betray your own class, you will be wiped out by the entire class. . .

You are already writing online articles, so throw away your damn literary youth. It's all cheating, but it's still trying every possible way to write about how hard the protagonist is. It's unnecessary. It completely misses the point. Everyone is here to see the protagonist cheat and build his territory. They want to see the protagonist use cheats to make a difference, not to watch the bitter plot.

The book is very good, but the introduction is a bit strange. If it were not for the book shortage, I would not necessarily click on this book.

I think if few people read it, they might have been dissuaded by the opening chapter, which was pretty bad.

Author, do you want to write a sad story? So this is the result? Now that you have written the system, it is the start of a cool novel. In this case, you must write decisively and start working all the way. But you are still coy and want to be a little literary and have a sad tone. You can't have your cake and eat it too. So your nondescript cool novel can achieve this result because of the "golden finger" of the protagonist. But you can't hold it anymore.

Recently, many readers have pointed out that the plot around Chapters 11 and 12 of this book is too outrageous. For example, in a Western medieval setting, it is impossible for the subjects to resist the lord so obviously (breaking tools, falling down on purpose, etc.), And the protagonist Linn is too kind, and the rebel subjects should be punished. In response to the above two problems, I made some modifications to the plot. The overly obvious resistance of the subjects was changed to some passive sabotage and low production efficiency, and Lin En and I also added the plot of punishing (warning) the subjects for sabotage. Finally, many readers think that the protagonist Lin En is too kind and gentle to the people. I think Lin En, as a person who has lived in a socialist country for more than 20 years in his previous life, does not want to see this kind of situation like the Middle Ages, where civilians are oppressed by the nobles. The protagonist is like this. If you have any criticisms about the revised plot, you are welcome to come to this site for discussion. I will definitely reply when I see it. Finally, I would like to thank all readers for their criticisms and suggestions. I will always accept your criticisms and suggestions in the future and try my best to improve this book.

Read the previous chapters. It feels weird. But I can't tell. After scrolling through the comments section. Only then did I realize that I felt a bit like a literary youth. There is a plug-in but it doesn't feel good. The effect is incredible but it can't be reflected.

The subject matter is quite good, and I like it as a farmer. But it's slow... A powerful female knight appears in the second chapter (but she is terminally ill, which is one of the most clichéd developments in most Western fantasy novels) The terminal illness is introduced in the third chapter. The protagonist is "very uncomfortable" because she knows this secret, "suspects that leaving her behind is a huge mistake" and "can't understand" (I only met one chapter, and I don't even know the protagonist, so I was forced to sympathize with the protagonist and the new female knight I met) Chapter 4 It was described in the previous chapter that the female knight in three chapters cried after eating sweet vegetables. (A release without foreshadowing is just like a joke) This is not a slow start. In an ordinary novel, this would take dozens of chapters. There was a feeling that I was being forced to accept an inexplicable heroine. I guess you can't change it either. Please pay attention to your rhythm when writing in the future.

I feel like the main character behaves so stupidly in the book and keeps getting frustrated

Before transcending the limitations of flesh-and-blood life forms or directly industrially synthesizing food, agriculture was the material basis for the existence of civilization.