The People Flee a Famine, While My Warehouse Overflows with Supplies

I don't even have the basic knowledge to spend hundreds of dollars selling Liangpi and get back more than 100, but I actually think that I have earned more than 100, and the capital and labor are not counted.

I like this style of farming article. The author's writing style is very good, and the twists and turns are humorous. Some settings in the article are quite interesting. For example, in reality, potatoes are cut into pieces and buried in the ground. The setting in the article is that you can harvest ready-made French fries by just sprinkling potatoes.

The author's concept of money is completely messed up. After reading more than forty chapters, I abandoned the article. Where did you get such a high score?!

Apart from having some space, the protagonist is too poor in abilities.

I like the ups and downs of the plot

Bad review, abandoned the article, the grain in the space written in the front is directly harvested flour, Goldfinger can understand, the price of this Liangpi has increased to 35 kilograms, the flour should be more expensive, a dozen kilograms of flour sold for 147 kilograms of Liangpi, the flour cost is hundreds of kilograms, seasonings, firewood, oxcart money, labor, it is ridiculous, the more you sell, the more you will owe, the author's math and physical education teacher taught it

The author will not settle accounts. In the year of the disaster, rice cost 35 Wen per catty. For a dozen pounds, I made 52 servings of Liangpi. Each portion was sold for 3 Wen, so I got more than 100 Wen. The whole family was happy to make money, haha. The more they sold, the more they lost, and they no longer had the desire to read any more.

It's beautiful and interesting, but the updates are too slow, anxious and torturous.

This book has no common sense and no logical logic. How did it get a score of 9.5? I went out in the morning and came back in the afternoon, and asked someone to take care of two chickens. Who could take care of two chickens for two cents a day in the famine years? Lest others not know that his family is rich? A catty of noodles cost 30 Wen, and the products made from ten or so kilograms of noodles were sold for more than 100 Wen, and the whole family felt that they had made a lot of money!

Why are novels like Seven Cats rated 9.5? There is no logic. The characters, except for the protagonist, are all gray and blurry. I have been looking for books for a week. Why are they all like this? It feels like it was written by an elementary school student or a junior high school student.