Character Introduction of " Becoming a God Begins from Farming "

2025-02-04 03:53

The characters included the male protagonist, Odin, who accidentally came to the Ella Continent with mild obsessive-compulsive disorder. The female supporting character, Ovia, Odin's sister. She was a straightforward, fair, rich, and beautiful girl who could not get married because of her personality. The female supporting character, Liz, was a maid who did not want to serve her in bed. She was not a good maid! Female supporting role-Li Na Lionheart, the queen of temperament, female supporting role-Freya, for the sake of the reproduction of the race... Female supporting role-Elena Mulberry, a half-elf who worked hard to grow up. "Becoming a God Begins from Farming" Author: Glutinous Ball Dog. This is a fantasy/epic fantasy novel with management, maturity, and ease. The Lord is farming, and there are fantasy historical elements. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendations: Lord farming, transmigration, fantasy, light humor, cheat "Becoming a God Begins from Farming" was an interesting farming novel. I didn't usually read novels about farming, but when I came across this novel, I felt that it was pretty good. The main character transmigrated to the low-tech Central Plains and became a small overlord. In the beginning, the protagonist only had a small village as his territory. The protagonist needed to rely on a small amount of money to reorganize the territory and develop his own strength. At the same time, he had to use his golden finger, the belief system, to improve his abilities… Goldfingers gained energy by absorbing the respect of the people in the territory to improve their own or their subordinates 'abilities. This kind of absorption of faith was not uncommon, but this Goldfinger was a bit like a strategy game like Fortress, where one could see the map of one's own territory. It was quite novel. The strength system in the book was well designed. Although the name of the measurement unit,"Battle Aura", made people feel that it was a bit of a joke, it was still very rich and detailed. (Five major energies and special energies, as well as promotion levels) As the title of the book said, this book was purely about farming. The protagonist went from inspecting the territory, collecting data, to planning step by step, in an orderly manner, making the readers feel as if they were there. In short, this was a good farming novel. I recommend it. I hope you will like this book.