I Have a Portable Farm

That's what makes someone a master; they can casually write 3 million words.

Let's break down the core issues in the book point by point: First, the basic text is rough and riddled with errors. The book is extremely long, but proofreading is almost nonexistent, with typos and grammatical mistakes appearing everywhere, giving the impression of perfunctory writing.

After watching over 300 episodes, I spend my days growing vegetables and raising livestock. I no longer feel any sense of urgency.

This book has been renamed "The Foodie's Immortal Cultivation Tale".

I've read books for decades and I've never seen one this bad. It's so awful. The protagonist's IQ is too low, and the author is just padding the word count.

I suggest changing the title to "The King of Frustration," haha.

This is utterly brain-degrading!

This is supposed to be the best writing recently? All you have is writing talent; with this level of intelligence, how could you possibly get into university? Even a middle school dropout wouldn't have this level of intelligence! [Fake laugh][fake laugh][fake laugh]

I read a few hundred chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore. It was so pathetic. I really wanted the protagonist to get killed off and the story to end as soon as possible.

I couldn't continue after reading about 200 chapters. The farming scenes at the beginning were alright. But why does the writing suddenly become so simplistic whenever it involves events that conflict with the protagonist? First, the protagonist knows someone is targeting him, and despite numerous opportunities to capture prisoners and question the mastermind, he always manages to instantly kill…