Village Building

Creature Farm #3

by Tristan Rye

The village grows. How will you shape it?

Owen gazes at his newest asset—an underground slime habitat. Here, he’ll raise baby forest slimes and harvest goo to be sold at market.

It’s one of many new investments.

As the farm expands, so do his opportunities. New projects take shape across the valley, villagers eager for help. A new inn. A potion workshop. A woodland fairy habitat. There’s much to do.

But a challenge lurks in the shadows. In the ocean. In the mountains. Owen’s final trial grows closer each day.

The time has come. Is the creature farm ready?

Genres: Litrpg, Fantasy

669 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 27, 2025

About the author

Farming sims…citybuilders…there’s nothing better than slipping into a cozy world after a long day.

These are the vibes I want to bring to my stories. You can read these books with a glass of warm tea.

Sit back and enjoy!

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Reviews

[Inky · Rating 5 out of 5]

you can’t just end it like that!!

Loved the series!! Wasn’t ready for it to end. But, for your first LitRPG it was really well done. I do hope there will be a sequel series of him in our world with the Cora. I need to see what he does to help his town. An I hope he can find a way to bring the two worlds together. Pleeeaasee.. don’t let it ennnndddss

[jeff schuh · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ending sucked


Loved reading these book's got a lot of enjoyment out of them. Then the author chooses an ending that brought my enjoyment down so I gave him a three. Still recommend reading the series if you enjoy these types of novel's.

[Roger Kiser · Rating 2 out of 5]

Very disappointed

I loved all three books right until it ended. What a terrible way to end this. Cant recommend this one, wish I could. Until the end it was really good.

[brandon lloyd black · Rating 5 out of 5]

I want to play this as a video game the books was amazing

I couldn't put it down, I have read all 3 books in the last couple days and I wasn't disappointed in the slightest idk if the author will ever read my review but if they do the author needs to turn this into a video game link up with the stardew valley creator or something. Farming like stardew with magic aspects, adding magical essence to change products failing or succeeding depending on if it works. The books flowed very well and I look forward to what comes next I was hooked from the beginning. Also no spoilers of course but your ending was evil and amazing and left me wanting more keep up the amazing work. I look forward to reading what comes next.

[Holwanya · Rating 3 out of 5]

Although I loved the overall series, I was so deflated by the path the author took. I didn't enjoy the third as much as the first two after the first third. Owen disappointed me (through the author's decisions). The pure escapism dissipated. A curious thing about how the first book sped by: almost every sentence was it's own paragraph. I have pondered that, knowing it wouldn't be allowed in traditional publishing. The second volume was my favorite. Once the author made his final decision, he worked very hard to justify it. He partially succeeded, but it took the book out of the genre, in my opinion and left me feeling grey.

[Rebekah Donnell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun series

This was a fun little series that made me laugh at times and tear up a little at others. As Owen emerges into a fantastical world through an underground portal after a near drowning, he must find a way to earn a living in a small, isolated village. The story is heartwarming and will perhaps give younger readers something to thing about.