Step aside, let me take charge!.

Summary

Yu Zi dreams of cultivating two hundred million acres of arable land to produce ample food, but Lin Feng points out that the real challenge lies in acquiring sufficient territory. They realize that the most fertile land is concentrated in the central and eastern regions of the continent, which have become fertile due to the efforts of martial warriors. Yu Zi understands that distributing high-quality seeds to the Northwest countries for her own ideals would be unwise. The chapter reflects on the limitations of territory and the complexities of agricultural expansion.

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