Iron Harvest: When Farming Becomes Conquest

This year, Origin City experienced a light snow in October, and two major snowfalls in early and late November.

Even so, Origin City maintained a relatively fast development speed.

During the light snow in October, everyone’s work went on uninterrupted despite the snowfall.

They tirelessly cut trees, plowed fields, built houses, paved roads, repaired waterworks, transformed pastures, and sowed seeds for next year’s grass.

But when it came to the heavy snow in November, it was no longer feasible.

Development encountered obstacles.

For instance, the slaves sent out for reclamation, wearing thin clothing, had to be recalled to prevent them from freezing in the snow.

Moreover, with roads blocked by snow, the transportation of resources became very difficult.

Despite having already stored winter supplies, it was still necessary to ensure smooth communication.

Roman had no choice but to arrange personnel to clear the snow to ensure the roads remained open.