A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 14 What are you doing?
At this moment, Leon missed the crafting bar in the game very much. If he had that thing, he could make some boxes and place them outside, and some things could be stored in the boxes instead of carrying them on his back and taking up space in his backpack.

Unfortunately, the system interface has no other pages except the personal panel, which seems to be castrated, making Leon very uncomfortable.

It is also difficult to take out the things stored in the backpack because the cabin is too small. If all these things are moved out, at least half of the area of ​​the cabin will be filled up.

But despite the complaints, the agricultural tools provided by the system are really easy to use. Although they are not as automated as some traditional black agricultural tools, the effect is still outstanding.

Taking these sesame seeds and putting the fertilizer in the bag sent by Lewis, Lyon started his farming career again.

The extra land plowed yesterday just happened to be useful. He first sprinkled the fertilizer on the land. Seeing some yellow and white spots appearing on the black soil, Lyon planted the seeds of sesame on the fertilized soil and took out the watering can to water it all over.

After working for about ten minutes, I finally planted all the windflower seeds.

After observing the seeds he had planted before for a while, he saw no signs of germination. Lyon was not too anxious. He walked around the small field a few times and made sure there were no other problems. Then he looked at the sky, then at the farm, and silently took out the axe.

"Eighty, eighty, eighty!"

Shouting meaningless slogans, Leon transformed into Baldy Wang and began to cut down the trees growing wildly on the farm one by one.

As he collected each neat piece of wood, Lyon became more and more enthusiastic.

Along the way, some trees actually dropped corresponding species, and Lyon simply dug a hole and buried them in the soil.

Tree seeds are completely different from crop seeds. These seeds can grow freely as long as they are buried in the soil without any care.

Before dusk, Lyon put away his axe. There was no other way. He was exhausted. Although the large amount of neatly cut wood stimulated the brain to secrete a lot of dopamine, the consumption of physical energy was also on the rise.

There are basically no trees on the farm near the cabin. This was all the work of Lyon for an entire afternoon, but the price he paid was that he felt like his hands no longer belonged to him.

Since he didn't have the energy to continue cutting wood, Lyon certainly couldn't sit idle, so he started wandering around his farm.

The Red Star Farm is very big. It took Lyon half an hour to get a clear impression of how big it is.

Except for the abandoned greenhouse in the center, the farm as a whole is still in a wild state. The good thing is that the farm land is very flat. After walking around the entire farm, Leon felt that this place is really suitable for agricultural planting.

There are small ponds in many places on the farm. Although these ponds are small in size, the water quality is very good. You can see that they are connected to underground water sources. These ponds are probably not naturally formed, but left behind by my grandfather who used to run the farm. The existence of these ponds is very important to the farm.

Whether it is for watering crops that need to be cultivated nearby, or for drinking water for animal farming, these ponds can provide convenience. In addition, this flat land can provide a large amount of open space for planning and construction. In the future, Lyon only needs to develop it step by step, and it will definitely not be a problem to turn the entire farm into farmland.

But the cultivated area is too large, and Lyon feels a little nervous. In the early stage, he has reclaimed a small area and it feels easy to take care of it, but when this piece of land expands to the scope of the entire farm, Lyon becomes a little panicked.

Because this is not a scale that one person can handle. If the entire farm is really planted with crops, then Lyon may have to go out to water the crops as soon as he opens his eyes every day, and he may not be able to finish watering them even if he does not water them until the early morning.

"This world must have sprinklers, it must have sprinklers!"

Thinking of this, Lyon prayed silently in his heart. After all, compared to doing it himself, large-scale planting without relying on automated agricultural equipment is really not something he can accomplish alone.

However, Lyon had never considered recruiting workers. Not to mention that his system could not be exposed, Lyon simply did not intend to let outsiders interfere in the management of this farm.

Because there are so many people and who knows whether these people recruited from outside will cause trouble to themselves, instead of trusting strangers, it is better to find a way to automate and be reliable.

However, these are not things he can consider for the time being. He must first complete the initial accumulation of capital, and his experience in the game tells him that the ability level in the system panel will definitely provide him with solutions to these problems.

What we need to do now is to be patient and go through the initial accumulation first, and then consider other issues after the assets and various levels have increased.

Returning to the farmhouse, Leon opened the rice bag, grabbed two handfuls of rice, washed them clean, and threw them into the soup pot. Then he took out a piece of frozen pork from the refrigerator, cut out a small piece, washed it, cut it into shreds, threw it into the soup pot, sprinkled salt and oil on it, and carried the soup pot out the door, placing it in front of the temporary earthen stove he had made.

He took out the hay from his backpack and lit it, then took out the neat wood, chopped it into small pieces and stuffed it into the fire pit. Lyon just sat on the ground, watching the crackling wood and flames in the fire pit, quietly waiting for the meat porridge in the pot to be cooked.

At this time, the sun in the sky had already set, and dusk fell on the earth. The croaking of frogs and chirping of insects in the distance made Lyon feel a lot more relaxed. This quiet atmosphere made him feel very comfortable. Without the honking of cars and the hustle and bustle of the big city, in this farm close to nature, Lyon felt the long-lost peace in his heart.

There is no need to think about how to deal with complicated work interactions and bosses tomorrow, nor is there any need to think about how long it will take until the holidays. Here, Lyon only needs to live for himself.

"What are you doing?" Just as Leon was staring at the fire pit in a daze, a female voice suddenly sounded from behind Leon.

This sudden question startled Leon, but he recovered instantly. He turned around and found that the person asking him was a beautiful girl with purple hair.
(End of this chapter)