As a veteran of "Leisure Rivers and Lakes" for a year, Ding Chen sighed happily while lying down: This is the leisure life he wants, with the breeze spreading over the mountains and fields, and the light of dust caressing through the white gaps.
Unexpectedly, when he woke up this day and looked at the game panel in front of him, he remained silent...
[Name: Ding Chen]
[Level: 3]
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[Skill: Farming (skilled)]
Let me go, I want to go back...
Facing a familiar alien world with evil spirits and strict hierarchies, in order to live an ideal leisure life, this leisure party had to embark on a path of cultivation as the Liver Emperor.
Many years later, he was about to burst into tears: The leisure life I want is not like this!
It's a joke. Porters can't travel more than a hundred miles a day to pick goods. Your roads are rough, bandits are rampant, monsters and beasts are causing harm, but ordinary people can't go out.
The film is an industrial product. If it does not need to be light-transmitting, you can use straw felt. After writing, read it yourself to avoid such omissions. If you don't understand what precautions should be taken when planting Polygonum multiflorum, I won't talk nonsense.
Kerosene lamps are the result of petroleum refining. In ancient times, they were more likely to be vegetable oils. Vegetable oil is very economical and the oil used by rich people is better. Candles are only affordable for wealthy people.
Loess soil is fine for corn fields, and sandy soil is good. No matter how good the soil is, it is sparse, and you need to apply more farmyard manure to grow a small area.
The author, who has never been to the underworld, should look for a video and watch it. Writing based on imagination alone is full of loopholes. When the corn is harvested, there will be no threshing, and the cocoons will not be removed. Rice, wheat, sorghum, etc. Are all threshed. When you pull peanuts, some will be torn into the ground, and when you dig sweet potatoes, some will be left out. When I was a child, I would carry a small basket on my back after harvesting the peanuts, and carry a small hoe to dig peanuts in the fields. They were all in their teens, and some of them were just followers.
Pile them together to become compost.
It was written in such detail, but it was wrong. You can leave the corn stalks alone. You can cut them down to feed the cows at home. There is no need to let them dry in the field. You can collect them together and burn them next year. The plant ash is a natural potash fertilizer. Break off the corn directly, pick it home and then remove the bracts. If it is not too old, you can steam or boil it, or stew it in bone soup. If the corn bracts are mature, turn over one or two layers and tie them in a ventilated and rain-proof place to dry before threshing. If it's not easy to go without taking off the bud, you won't be able to go at all.
A great book, a must-have collection
Brother, do you accept each other? My book, The Moonless Era
It's a joke. Porters can't travel more than a hundred miles a day to pick goods. Your roads are rough, bandits are rampant, monsters and beasts are causing harm, but ordinary people can't go out.
The film is an industrial product. If it does not need to be light-transmitting, you can use straw felt. After writing, read it yourself to avoid such omissions. If you don't understand what precautions should be taken when planting Polygonum multiflorum, I won't talk nonsense.
Kerosene lamps are the result of petroleum refining. In ancient times, they were more likely to be vegetable oils. Vegetable oil is very economical and the oil used by rich people is better. Candles are only affordable for wealthy people.
Loess soil is fine for corn fields, and sandy soil is good. No matter how good the soil is, it is sparse, and you need to apply more farmyard manure to grow a small area.
The author, who has never been to the underworld, should look for a video and watch it. Writing based on imagination alone is full of loopholes. When the corn is harvested, there will be no threshing, and the cocoons will not be removed. Rice, wheat, sorghum, etc. Are all threshed. When you pull peanuts, some will be torn into the ground, and when you dig sweet potatoes, some will be left out. When I was a child, I would carry a small basket on my back after harvesting the peanuts, and carry a small hoe to dig peanuts in the fields. They were all in their teens, and some of them were just followers.
Pile them together to become compost.
It was written in such detail, but it was wrong. You can leave the corn stalks alone. You can cut them down to feed the cows at home. There is no need to let them dry in the field. You can collect them together and burn them next year. The plant ash is a natural potash fertilizer. Break off the corn directly, pick it home and then remove the bracts. If it is not too old, you can steam or boil it, or stew it in bone soup. If the corn bracts are mature, turn over one or two layers and tie them in a ventilated and rain-proof place to dry before threshing. If it's not easy to go without taking off the bud, you won't be able to go at all.
A great book, a must-have collection
Brother, do you accept each other? My book, The Moonless Era