American Lord, Start by Breaking Away from the Killing Line
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In 1986, drought scorched the land and the financial crisis swept across the United States. An invisible "killing line" passed silently across the Texas plains - farms disappeared, stores went bankrupt, and ordinary people became homeless overnight. Liu Feng, an Asian mixed-race college student whose parents have died and has student loans, is also struggling to survive. He inherited a dilapidated farm from Lone Star Town. When he stepped into this bleak land, he unexpectedly awakened the [Lord System] that was two hundred years late. "According to the "Colonial Act", everything in this town is the private property of Lord Liu Feng." On the first day, an underground culvert was discovered to alleviate the severe drought. The next day, rebuild Lone Star Town and lead them out of the killing line! On the third day, what's going on in agriculture? There are mines underneath this damn place! This book is also known as "I'm Struggling to Survive on the Killing Line, I Will Not Save a Beautiful Girl", "Every Word I Say in This Broken System Looks Like a Scam", "Is there Gold Underground?" Oh, that's okay." "I only know how to farm, so why did I start campaigning?" Tags: Era + America + Farming + Business War + A Little Super Power
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