The Witch Lord's Farming Handbook

I suggest that if the author doesn't know how to write about lord farming, then he shouldn't write about it, and focus on the invincible magic hanging and lily stickers.

First of all, it is set that the old man needs to be thrown into the mountains to save food, which makes people think that it is the coldest time of the year. Taking the Heilongjiang region of my country as an example, the coldest time in the north is basically around minus 20 degrees, and extreme weather can even reach minus 40 degrees. In this kind of weather, the thickness of the underground frozen soil is basically more than two meters. You can only wash away the floating soil on the surface with hot water, up to half a meter. If you continue to flush, it will turn into a mud soup on the surface and frozen soil on the bottom. Then there is the freezing time. Under the premise of minus 20 degrees below zero, it only takes about a minute and a half to freeze boiling water into ice. It will take you half an hour to build the shed, and it will be frozen to death. Finally, there is the material you use to build your shed. White cloth is completely useless. It cannot prevent wind at all. The heat will only seep out through the gaps. In winter, when you take off your coat outside, white heat will come out. This is probably the effect you will have after building your shed. To put it simply, you use hot water to make the frozen soil thicker, let alone grow food. The author mentioned before that there is no shortage of fat, so before you build the shed with white cloth, use fat to treat it. This can at least explain the wind problem. I thought you specifically mentioned fat as a foreshadowing. The simpler way is that your magic can directly transform ice into water? Why pour hot water from the sky? Just turn the snow on the ground into water and heat it. You can even just write about converting the ice in the permafrost into water and extracting it. Anyway, it is magic. It doesn't matter what you do, I think it will work if it works. If you don't want to, just learn magic.

Lord plus transformation. So pure

My suggestion is that the author gives up imitating the conventional lord novel route and political drama, and jumps directly to the magic trick. Go to another school and read the novel about nobles in another world

The lord farming part looks weird, especially the political part. . . How should I put it? Sometimes it feels like the protagonist is really a teenager.

Why do the elves in novels now end up with the fate of rbq when they appear? Obviously in works such as The Lord of the Rings, Warcraft, and Medieval Warhammer, elves are clearly bosses.

Brother, please write more. I feel uncomfortable watching it without Leah😭

Lily, it's Lily, hey hey hey hey

Whether the author cut it or has some reason to stop updating for a while, can you at least post a single chapter to say it 😐

The author is definitely an honest person. After all, it is rare to see someone write a novel so honestly, without making things complicated or making jokes. As for the shortcomings, it is obvious that there are no ups and downs, the entire line follows the past, and there are relatively few modal particles used. The novel is written in an honest and honest way like a traditional novel. At the same time, the author does not dig holes, and the plot is written in one line. And in lord novels, at least write about your own advantages, your own sphere of influence, go out for a walk every now and then, and describe your own sphere of rule and prestige, and other miscellaneous things. But you can't write it deliberately, you can only write it when the plot progresses. You can refer to the great novels for this.