Still Farming Suits Me Best

People often said that Chinese people were born with a racial talent for farming, but most of them were merely Ye Gong who loved dragons. Clicking away in a game to play as a hamster was quite fun, but when it came to actually picking up a hoe and farming, they kept their distance.

Old Eggplant had originally wanted to use a search engine, but when he casually searched for farming, the first few pages were filled with combinations of nearly identical text and pictures.

What was farming all about? Everyone was surely familiar with farming, but what was farming all about? Now, let the editor take everyone along to find out. Farming was, in fact, farming. Everyone might be very surprised—how could farming be farming? But that was simply the truth. The editor was also extremely surprised. And so, this was the story of farming. What did everyone think? Feel free to tell the editor in the comments.

"You're just standing around doing nothing. If it had even a little use, it wouldn't be completely useless."

Old Eggplant decided to search on a video website instead. After all, when it came to farming, who didn't understand it? Wasn't it just sowing seeds, watering them, and waiting for them to take root and sprout?

It was like putting an elephant into a refrigerator. Wasn't that just three steps—open the refrigerator, put the elephant inside, and close the door?

Saying it was one thing, but doing it was another.

Without a video to use as a reference, Old Eggplant still couldn't feel at ease.

He searched for some keywords on the Old Days Video Network.

Unfortunately, the website was still too young. Most of the results were game, animation, and entertainment videos, such as "How to Farm in Hearts of Iron,"