
Farming During the Fourth Natural Disaster
在第四天灾中种田
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- Game Otherworld
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After reading Chapter 15, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Since the protagonist has no IQ and no intelligence attribute at all, no wonder it takes ten years to complete the task of planting a land! This kind of idiot protagonist specially designed by the author really shocked me! The author blatantly tells readers that this book is for fools, and the author is too candid!
It starts with Intelligence 2, which set of rules is used? If you can communicate with Intelligence below 5, you need to use the spell [Beast Communication] to communicate, right?
Poison points for adding attribute points
I also saw in Chapter 15 that adding points to attributes can indeed reduce intelligence. Intelligence is not increased, and strength and agility are not increased to the extraordinary 20 points. If the strength and agility exceed 15 points, it is better to obtain expertise when the strength and agility exceed 15 points. No matter how rubbish the expertise is, it is better than piling up more than 30 points of physical fitness, because if it exceeds 20 points, only two points of free attributes can add a little extraordinary attribute. In addition, his skill to plant the rain-seeking skill requires at least 1 point of energy, which is one-fifth of intelligence. This poisonous point is quite big, and the author doesn't explain why he piles up more than 33 points of physical constitution.
A gimmick novel, all the farmers have established their own sects
I've only been farming for a long time, and now it's time to take risks. You can change the name. Or maybe it's called "starting from farming." A farmer is better than a combat professional. Farming is what attracts people to come in and take a look, right? You also get a level 3 farmer who can teach people and get experience bonuses. In a background where you can change jobs, the level 3 farmer profession is usually a druid or tree planter, so you can also get a level 3 pure farmer. I'm really speechless.
After reading thirty or forty chapters, why did I suddenly change from farming to fighting? I came to read farming because of the title of the book. If you go to the dark side of farming and follow the players to get benefits, this book can still be read, and if you fight and kill all at once, then it will collapse all of a sudden. It's not a hegemony novel, it's not a farming novel, it's not a redemption novel... It's completely broken.
Basic common sense is lacking, and the two adjacent towns are 800 kilometers apart. The author also criticizes others, thinking that the number 800 kilometers is normal.
Why are they still Chinese-style farmers and sharecroppers? Shouldn't they be American-style?
During the American slavery period from the 17th to the 19th century, the purchase and use of slaves was an important part of the southern plantation economy, and the group of "peasants" (especially planters) were the main buyers and users of slaves Specifically, the purchase of slaves by American farmers (especially planters in the South) was mainly reflected in the following aspects: Core participants in the slave trade: In the American South, planters and farmers were the main buyers of the slave trade. They expanded production by purchasing slaves, especially in cotton, tobacco, sugar cane and other cash crop plantations, where slave labor was the core productivity. For example, after the United States banned the import of slaves from Africa in 1808, the domestic slave trade expanded rapidly. Slave owners obtained labor force by buying and selling native slaves (including family members). This process was called the "internal slave trade". Commodification of slaves as "property": Slave owners regarded slaves as a property that could increase in value, similar to livestock or land. They not only purchase slaves for labor, but also increase their "assets" by breeding slaves (i. E. Forced slave breeding). For example, some plantation owners will deliberately keep male and female slaves together to promote reproduction. The newborn slaves can be directly used for labor or sold for profit.
Well, the player's official name is still too long. It would be better if it could be shortened to around two characters.
The noble ran away in the middle of beating him, and it felt like he was shitting but didn't poop out... Didn't I come to see the farming?
Western farmers are farmers. I can only say that the protagonist's intelligence is not good. I am a Shennong.
Author: When you turn on the mic and talk to other people while playing games, do you feel this abstract?
I think it's okay. It's just that the dialogue in the player part is too abstract and difficult to understand. 🙂🙂🙂🙂
If wisdom is controversial, wouldn't it be enough to replace it with spirit?
After saving the little slave girl, I felt very strange, like it was written by AI? It feels very jumpy. There is no explanation of why the little witch panel is unblocked. You can learn skills directly. Then why do you suddenly have to cross the sea and why some people are left behind? It feels very confusing. The cause and effect are not clearly explained. It is very jumpy and incoherent. It feels like you have missed some content.
Generally speaking, what's the cool part? I have no feeling, I say strength but not intensity, I say wisdom but not wisdom, I say identity but not identity I don't know what I'm writing.
I found that I don't even have a monthly vote, I only have a recommendation vote, so I voted for you.
Is this a scam?
The first point is farming, which covers ten years of farming. I haven't been able to unlock the profession in the past ten years. The most important thing is that I changed the map and failed to clear the monsters... What's wrong? Are you attracted to the old lady who is the mother of the virus? I can't stand it when I see a place where I have to change maps with my children...
No need to read, after reading more than 140 chapters, the author is completely eunuch
It feels like a very good book, why are so many people criticizing it?
After reading the comment area, I found that attribute points have caused a lot of controversy. I would like to give you a suggestion, which is to add strong associated attributes, weak associated attributes, and unassociated attributes after the attribute points. You can also add, for example, strength to determine physical attack power and physical strength, etc. This should reduce a lot of contradictions, because When I first saw Intelligence 1, I really felt like I was scolding the readers, because most readers have to assume that the perspective is definitely the protagonist, and it is indeed written before that adding points has a limit of not exceeding twice the associated attribute, but we don't know which one is the associated attribute. The author obviously did not explain it clearly. You have to take the blame instead of explaining it all over the street.
You don't even have Gray Wind as your wife, so you're the fourth natural disaster😡
There is farming in the first few chapters, and then after a few dozen chapters it becomes a pure fighting story.
Why do I write so little about it recently? The plot is quite good and the farmer farming is quite novel.
Update soon.
Hurry up, hurry up.
After reading about developing new territories across the sea, let's talk about the disadvantages.
1. Player dialogue IQ is too abstract. Readers rarely like players who are so abstract that they are difficult to understand. 2. The writing is too concise, the preface does not match the follow-up, and the story turns quickly, just like writing an outline. There is no background for the characters who appear, so it's confusing to watch. 3. The power system is unknown, and the farmer cuts the grass with a sickle? Even if the level is crushed, it will not be like this. The life profession is inferior to the war profession. 4. Asians hate humans so much, why do they blend in so quickly? 5. The proportion of the main line and the branch line is out of balance. Farming is the main line. In this world, occupation determines everything. Why can a farmer be trusted as a lord? It's just as outrageous as if you were converting Christians. Medieval ignorance is the theme, and one should never overestimate the intelligence of those at the bottom.
After seeing the latest chapter, the biggest flaw is that the power level is unknown, and how much it has been upgraded. You can actually use the equipment to defeat the top combat power of the entire kingdom (the protagonist at level 3 and 1 is still a farmer, and he is a great swordsman at level 2 and level 84). 6. Even if Goldfinger can draw super model characters, the data cannot be so vague. How can the enemies in the later stages be written and stacked with boxes?
No, I haven't seen it for a few days. Why did it pause time and return to life? There is also a regular account deletion sword.