A Legendary Farmer in America

There is a bug in this kind of farm novel. In a capitalist society, other farms have to work hard to make a small amount of money and are exploited by capitalists and agricultural companies. But you can make money when you come to your place. Look at the eyes of the big capitalists who own the land. They all have to look over and see what you are. How to make money on a farm?

Haven't you seen how capitalists mess with farmers? Not to mention Chinese faces

The top ten landowners in the United States gave me a little shock, good guys, they are like the emperor of the country.

The Rocky Mountains contain many national parks and wildlife refuges. Hunting in these areas is subject to extremely strict restrictions, and some areas are even completely closed to hunting. If hunting is allowed, you usually need to apply for an additional "special use permit" from the National Park Service or Fish and Wildlife Service

Authors, if you're writing a realistic novel, at least do some research, okay? You can't just write whatever you want! If you really can't, at least make it clear from the beginning that it's a parallel universe. Have you ever been a farmer in America before you start writing this based on assumptions?

🙂🙂🙂How can you become a legendary farmer in America if you don't tame a group of black Pokémon? American characteristics are worth having

I remember watching a documentary where you needed a hunting permit to go hunting, but the protagonist just went without one.

Foreign themes should feature foreign characters, although a Chinese protagonist is acceptable. However, almost all authors who use this setup include plots where Chinese characters are bullied and looked down upon, which is very off-putting to readers. It's like someone insulting you; even if you retaliate, it doesn't mean the incident never happened, and you still feel resentful.

Uh! After reading more than 20 chapters, I feel that the author is deliberately avoiding a very necessary issue, which is (taxes). The male protagonist inherited the farm without mentioning inheritance tax, and he didn't pay taxes on the rewards he received either. There's also the annual land tax, etc. How do small and medium-sized landowners go bankrupt?

Having watched too many videos of Prison A now, I find some things about the author quite jarring.