I Become a Farm Owner in the Apocalypse

There are too many unreasonable things, and many people speak in a very intellectual and naive way. For example, the eldest sister can be denied a divorce because her brother-in-law cheated on her during marriage, just because her brother-in-law called the clerk at the divorce office? For example, after the divorce, the ex-brother-in-law still called the eldest sister to introduce ways to make money to the mistress? This is only the last ten years, and the vast majority of people are still educated, and basic common sense and philosophy of life have not completely degraded. The government's way of dealing with people with special abilities is also unreasonable, and the protection patrol assigned to the heroine is very childish... Too unreasonable. I read more than twenty chapters and can't go on.

The plot is bland and has no ups and downs. Except for the dangers encountered in the early stage when going to the mountains to show the heroine's strength, the rest of the chapters are about growing vegetables, maturing, selling them, and so on. The heroine kind of likes to help others, and others steal her things because of the child. Later, she goes to the child's home to ask for compensation, and the patrolman who can't find it is very disadvantageous in the end of the world.

It's good-looking and a very good article about farming. It's more of a daily routine at the moment.

Very good. I have read the latest chapter in one go. Good luck to the author.

I have finished reading it now, and I prefer this kind of post-apocalyptic novel. Farm novels are more interesting than zombies. Some characters are quite annoying, but some are also lovable. The three protagonists, brother and sister, are very good.

I have read more than 20 chapters. How should I put it? It is about the end of the world. It seems that there is a shortage of wild vegetables. There is no shortage of anything else. I went to the mountains to pick shepherd's purses and came back to make dumplings. I hunted wild boars and made dumplings. There is no shortage of rice and flour. There is no shortage of love but the heroine. Let's talk about being rich. We don't have farm machinery and we have to rely on manpower to farm. Let's talk about being poor. We have a refrigerator and don't worry about keeping things fresh. And why do we have to engage in female competition? I really can't stand it. There are always female villains to set off the brilliance of the heroine.

It's great to watch, and it's even better and harder to follow every day. Come on, keep up the good work, keep up the good work.

I don't know why Qimao is tired of aesthetics. Maybe there are too many novels like this. I doze off as soon as I read them.

It's quite nice, but I ordered it wrong.

Very average