Living in America, Legendary Farmer

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? It's more dangerous than those who speculate in stocks. If you don't have the strength, you won't know how to die while playing this. The farm is still in a remote area and has no ability to protect itself. Mercenaries are directly hired to surround you. If you ask you to hand over the method of making money, will you hand it over or not? If you don't hand it over, you'll die. If you hand it over, you'll die.

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.

Grades so bad? There must be another eunuch. You should go back and write about scenic spot management. There are no competitors in that track that suits you.

Forehead! After reading more than 20 chapters, I feel that the author is deliberately avoiding a very necessary issue, that is (tax). The male protagonist inherits the farm without paying any inheritance tax, the male protagonist receives a reward and does not submit any tax, and there is also the annual land tax on the land, etc. How do small and medium-sized landowners go bankrupt? Isn't it because there are so many fixed taxes every year? You have to buy everything from seeds to feed and medicines from big capital, and the sales channels are also monopolized by big capital. When the price changes, you have worked in vain this year and have no money to pay taxes. The bank can also take out loans at any time. Then you will go bankrupt? So from what the author tells, I feel that the author understands the basic situation, but is unwilling to write about it. The novel seems a bit fragmented. The environment mentioned by the author is bankruptcy, poverty, etc., While the male protagonist is the opposite. . . .

Are the system flow poison articles not labeled as system flow? Fortunately, I read the comment section. It turns out I'm not the only one who is disgusted by the system flow.

There is a system that marks it out, bastard 😡

Sold within a time limit, overdue takeover and confiscation

For example, is there an era when there are satellites but no Internet? Because I never see the protagonist using the Internet!

Just like the title, I don't write about the system, I don't write about treasure hunts and adventures, and I don't write about animals. I work on a farm all day long, which is similar to a real farm and not interesting enough.

There have been very few books written on this topic recently, but this one is quite good (if you are not a supervisor)

It was so fun to watch, seeing his farm slowly grow and grow, getting bigger and bigger

The author's writing is very smooth

When writing about guarding against wolves, you can use Chinese donkeys. ?