People Open Ranches in Australia
About This Novel
Jiang Yuan flew to Australia and inherited an entire ranch. Blue sky, vast grassland. White clouds that look like cotton candy. Flying a helicopter to shoot wild boars. Open-top off-road racing on the grassland. Sheep, cows, big yellow horses. Koala, Ostrich, Kangaroo. Jiang Yuan even wanted to get two pandas. As the variety of animals in the pasture increased, Jiang Yuan slowly felt something was wrong. "You call this wildlife park a ranch?" "They are all domesticated, so why can't they be considered a ranch?" Jiang Yuan replied seriously.
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Official(3)Scraped 2mo ago
Low word count + no brainflow + bad writing = the author still has a lot of room for improvement, keep working hard, come on
It's too exaggerated. It only takes two days to fatten up. If you need more grass, just use black technology and it's over.
While talking about planning, you do nothing. You run around town every day. You can't think about improving your residence, upgrading the animal shelter, upgrading the water source, laying out the basics, and then expanding the business. You can keep dry hair for more than 100,000 Australian dollars.
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Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 2mo ago
Low word count + no brainflow + bad writing = the author still has a lot of room for improvement, keep working hard, come on
It's too exaggerated. It only takes two days to fatten up. If you need more grass, just use black technology and it's over.
While talking about planning, you do nothing. You run around town every day. You can't think about improving your residence, upgrading the animal shelter, upgrading the water source, laying out the basics, and then expanding the business. You can keep dry hair for more than 100,000 Australian dollars.
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