Interstellar Farm Owner

Personally, I think: A book that started off perfectly fine was forced to connect with *Investiture of the Gods*, and even included a harem/harem element... It's really disappointing. When I first saw the title, I thought it was a base-building novel.

What more can be said about a novel that ended in 2013?

Books from over a decade ago, what a joke! I've only read Douluo Continent and Battle Through the Heavens once (though I've read a lot of fanfiction), but I've read this stuff several times! Douluo Continent and Battle Through the Heavens used to be top-tier, but what about now?! Do you guys still like this kind of "trash-to-hero" story? Most people prefer fast-paced stories now because life moves so fast! The tropes we're tired of now were very novel back then.

After looking at it, this author is just rubbing everyone's brains on the ground! 😰😰😰😰😰😰

Please note in advance that you should check the time before reading.

The protagonist sells sweet potatoes to someone for 300 each, then resells them to three different people for 3000 each; when selling energy, he gives the other party 80% of the profits and keeps 20% for himself. And he calls himself the protagonist? Who's the protagonist here? And he calls himself an interstellar farmer? He's just a worker managing someone else's farm.

When I started reading this book, I didn't check the writing date. When I got to Chapter 20, where the sweet potato becomes a magical artifact, it inevitably reminded me of that foundational fantasy novel... "I Am the Archmage"... This plot point is probably unknown to younger writers... So I checked it out, and wow, it's a book from over ten years ago...

This is utterly insulting to our intelligence! Even if the supply depot was destroyed before, are you telling me that the 50-60 people in the depot only ate two months' worth of food?! You're insulting everyone's intelligence! 50-60 People's daily rations and water should be enough for one person to eat for more than a month, right? It's impossible that there wasn't a single food left in the depot! This is an insult!

I especially loved this book in junior high school; I loved it so much back then.

This book is from fourteen or fifteen years ago. You should check when it was written before you criticize it. At the time, this book wasn't bad.