I Have A Space For Planting

  • Genre： Urban
  • Author： Faraway Light
  • Translator： EndlessFantasy Translation
  • Status： Ongoing

  • Rating(3.8 / 5.0) ★

Zhang Cheng was just a normal salaryman at the age of 26.
Just like everyone else, he worked from 9 to 5 every weekday.
However, he had a bug.
When he was 23-year-old, he received a space that was connected to another dimension.
The space was about half an acre big.
He could use the space the raise crops and animals.
Yet, he could only take the harvested crops out of the space or only insert things that the space needed. He couldn't do anything else with it.
The only upside was he could exchange his harvest for points to upgrade the space.
Three years later, he finally had 300 points for the upgrade.
He received another space, and in this space...

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  1. Antony Walter
    Antony Walter rated it
    Honestly I dont know what to say. One thing I do know though is that this isnt much of a system novel and it doesnt try to get serious. Its full-on wish fullfilment and theres no random young master that wants to make life hard for the mc.

    I dont know how itll be possible for this novel to even get past the 200chapter mark unless it adds in powers and martial arts for some reason.

    Mc went from a slightly realistic and commendable person, to "haha laid and girls go brrrr" in the span of 20 chapters. It will also clearly have some harem in it.

    Not really my thing but if you dont mind any of those things that I mentioned, then feel free to read this novel
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  1. Truman DuBois
    Truman DuBois rated it
    It is sad to inform that one of the biggest problems in the world today is food waste. There is still quality soil and plenty of water, but we need to make food reach poor places, at low cost and with quality. This is more logistical than spatial dependence. After all, there is ample urban space where it is possible to grow food.
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  1. Harold Dierser
    Harold Dierser rated it
    raw link pls
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  1. Doris Halifax
    Doris Halifax rated it
    I just don't know why the MC suddenly became a simp! The whole story went downhill as he started behaving like he is a rich daddy buying women!
    The title of the novel and the story hardly matches and the story is very boring as it goes on. I had some expectations regarding this novel but I'm dropping this novel. It's not worth it!
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  1. Jane Walpole
    Jane Walpole rated it
    Well, what do you know? I also have a space for planting. It's called my garden.

    (It's a really small one though.)


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  1. Evan Austen
    Evan Austen rated it
    Thought it would be a system novel but it's all just about MC picking up and sleeping with girls. No explicit content either. The system gets entirely sidelined and is not the focus of the plot. MC also becomes more and more chauvinistic and degenerate. Seems like the author is just self inserting into a personal fantasy.

    Boring.
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  1. Gordon Flynn
    Gordon Flynn rated it
    A very misogynist author. Don't need to say anything else.                                                                                 .
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  1. King I.
    King I. rated it
    very bland writing.it is  not a system/ farming novel .it just a unsuccesful wish full filling novel. mc bought a gf from video streaming site just because she wears non modern dress. but after getting 20 k she ready to sleep together and moved with him.us readers feels Jo emotion from reading first 20 chapters.
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