Alpine Orchard

The spiritual spring in Ye Mo's space was a good thing, but he didn't dare to use it at first. He used it to water flowers and feed dogs, so he was relieved. Ye Mo planned to sell the jade to make money, and he really wanted to make money now.

This demolition story is really bad. I spent a long time writing so many chapters and felt lonely. If it doesn't work, let's stop writing it and go to the factory.

Poisonous. This is the first time I have read such a poisonous novel.

Is it because I can't write anymore and I push it hard? What did you write in the first few dozen chapters?

This is the first time I have seen such a loss in demolition. If you don't count the time cost, just move and buy new land to plant trees and build a house. You have to make a profit one year later, right? Even if you think it's not a loss, everyone can figure it out if you don't make a penny, right? It's a good idea to relocate if you don't make money. And weren't the dozens of chapters you wrote earlier all nonsense? If you make money, you can say you have accumulated capital. You wrote about loneliness.

I thought I had found a good book, with thirty or so mediocre chapters, everything was built and then started to develop slowly. Suddenly, there was a land acquisition, and everything was torn down and started again. The construction cost more than 10 million a year, but only 20 million was lost. It was even said in the book that it was not a loss. I don't know why I came up with such a plot. This is the biggest poisonous pit I have ever read. It is more disgusting than giving a girl a hat. Do you think there are too many readers and the rating is high?

What are you writing about? I wrote dozens of them, but they had nothing to do with the topic. They were so full of nonsense that I no longer had the desire to read them.

It's either cool or not, but there's a lot of poison. There are too many characters named Tang. I don't know, I thought they were two protagonists.

After selling the house, I kept pretending to be B, bought this, bought that, and kept buying for 10 chapters. Do you really need to buy those things if you have money? Who can you buy them for? It's annoying to look at them.

Ye Mo was born in a rural area and went to work in Shenzhen after graduating from university. However, he did not save much money after working for so long. He wanted to go back to his hometown. Unexpectedly, he suddenly encountered a golden finger that changed his life.