Iron Harvest: When Farming Becomes Conquest

Day 148 in the morning.

Roman woke up early.

Due to the midsummer and the basin, the whole Origin Manor was enveloped in a sultry temperature, like a giant steamer.

Roman also began to sweat profusely.

Even without doing anything, his body would naturally sweat, the sticky sweat clinging to his clothes, creating an unbearable and strange sensation.

One can only imagine what it would be like to work under such weather conditions.

At the hottest midday, it could even make someone dizzy from the heat.

The farmers were relying solely on their passion for summer plowing and Roman’s strong attitude, enduring the sun to sow soybeans and pasture.

First, they planted soybeans, then pasture.

The latter was not difficult to plant, but to achieve higher yields, it couldn’t be done hastily.