Island Farm Owner

Building islands in the country means raising pigs. Once you develop them, you won't have anything to do.

The weeds in the protagonist's vegetable fields are all grown in nutrient water. It would be a pity to get rid of them, so we should just pull them all up and feed them to the geese. It would be better if you raise a goat or a cow.

This book is actually very good, and the Reasonable Party says there is nothing wrong with it. It's just that the beginning is too slow, and you don't get the ice space until Chapter 24. Children who are impatient can read from Chapter 24~~

The people who read this book must be bookworms of at least seventy or eighty years, and have already passed the time of pursuing novels that scream fighting and killing. Sometimes plain books can be quite enjoyable to read.

I'm speechless. I don't understand why I have to write in so many words. It's so tedious. Isn't it good to write straight to the point? It has to be like this.

This is the most verbose novel I have ever read

There is a saying in online novels that there are three golden chapters. You talked about it for a long time without getting to the point.

It's too long, there are so many chapters and I don't get to the point, I'm not interested anymore

Breeding and infrastructure construction are being carried out on the island without even contracting it. Author, don't you even understand the basic laws? Do you think the island is a wasteland? First, I went to the island with my two subordinates to spread the stall, and then discussed the contracting of the island. What's the logic?

The protagonist's cousin is a bit annoying