The Mad Farmer

In reality, the author would definitely prefer his sister-in-law to hate his older brother to the core.

I immediately dropped this story when I saw anything about the sister-in-law. Damn it, is she unable to find a woman or what?

The orchid and the old man's post are ridiculous. An orchid that was destined to die—couldn't you just say you wanted to buy it or clearly state how much treatment it would cost to revive it? And then you say things like, "If I buy a dying orchid and then revive it, I'll feel guilty; that would be deceiving an old man." It was destined to die, but you revive it.

At least a 13% tax on agricultural products should be paid.

Many authors don't even know basic units of space. Can space be measured in square meters? Can something without height be called space? They're always talking about square meters. Without height, you can't put anything in it.

I sensed something was off after the first four or five chapters. Was he going to have an affair with his sister-in-law? I'm telling you to quit now, lest you succumb to the poison and die.

Ugh, I feel like this book is lowering my IQ. 🤫🤫

I recommend the author learn from Crazy Tai Sui.

I couldn't read past chapter 12; it was so embarrassing! Such a tiny space could hold tens of tons of radishes.

The author's idea of ​​a 3m x 3m area is damn big.