My Card Farm Doesn't Follow the Routine

The title of the book is also called → [I traveled through time to become a farmer in the wasteland, and I relied on planning and thinking to play cards and farm] Shen He traveled to the Source Star where cards determine harvest. At the beginning, there was only a cracked wasteland and ten opportunities to draw cards. Others were crazy about krypton energy crystals and chasing SSR "extremely fast growth cards", but he used his planning brain to draw three R cards: barren-resistant potato seeds, manual sprinklers, and spiritually planted radish with a sad face. "It is detected that the soil is deficient in nitrogen. It is recommended to plant leguminous crops to fix nitrogen, which saves 30% of energy compared to using the "fertility card". " "It's cold at night. Hang the "luminous moss card" in the strawberry shed to fill in the light and save electricity bills... Oh no, it saves energy. " When other players caused the soil to become hardened due to excessive card drawing, Shen He's farm relied on crop rotation tables and composting methods to allow ordinary seeds to produce ultra-rare crops. Even the SSR inspector of the Central Alliance was dumbfounded: "You, me,... How many legendary cards did you use?" Shen He took out his notebook, which read: "Ya Ya (Ling Zhi)'s mood value today is 90, and her photosynthesis efficiency is +15%." Until one day, he accidentally synthesized the only UR "Symbiosis Card" using 365 days of ecological data on the farm—— The crops in the entire Forgotten Plains spontaneously formed a green barrier, blocking out the alliance army that looted the cards. The land is whispering: It's not the cards that nourish the farmers, it's the farmers who live up to the land. "Wait a minute," Shen He touched his chin, "How come this plot direction overlaps with the farm planning project I did back then?" [Tags: card drawing, farming, light infrastructure, planning flow, healing]