People in Warhammer Just Want to Grow Mushrooms

I really believed in the author's evil deeds. What else is it that focuses on simulated business operations and scientific research? As a result, after reading Chapter 17, the protagonist ran to be a dog for others. This has nothing to do with management and scientific research! Is it a simulation of business to compete with others in order to please the owner? Then I'm quite curious about what this scientific research is? To be honest. After reading Chapter 17, it seems that the protagonist is not unable to survive. Even life is slowly getting better. As a result, a living quota in the middle nest was used to work for one's life. It's not like I can't survive. There is also a simulated cheat sheet. I really don't understand this operation. I'm thinking of transitioning to being a worker in a factory. By the way, cover up the protagonist's source of funds. Personally I feel pretty good. By the way, you can also study cheats carefully. As a result, there is only one place to live in the so-called Zhongchao. The protagonist is willing to go to the bottom nest and risk his life for 6 years. At first I thought Zhongchao was such a paradise on earth. The result is a modern city. Or even just heard about it. As for the danger level of the Bottom Nest, it is written in the book that there are pagans, mutated monsters, and even rebels and mutants. It's very dangerous anyway. An elusive place to live in the Middle Nest. The protagonist is willing to go to the dangerous bottom nest to risk his life. I don't know what other people think, I just feel like the protagonist. Capitalists probably like it the most. Personally, I think this pie is too big and I can't eat it. The protagonist actually eats quite well. I don't even think about it, if this quota is really that precious. You have worked hard for others for 6 years, why should others give it to you? Okay, even if you really want to give it, can you increase the difficulty like crazy in the last year? As for whether you will die or not, that is definitely not within the scope of other people's thinking. Don't be ridiculous if you expect the exploiters to be kind. An exploiter with good intentions is not an exploiter. Personal evaluation: The protagonist is suitable to be used as an employee, he is naive and easy to deceive. As for bringing him into life, that's my personal feeling. Some of the pies are too big for me to eat.

What a poor child! He actually traveled to the Warhammer world where humans are inferior to dogs. May the God-Emperor bless you! I suggest you seek refuge with the evil father, the evil god, and at least live a more comfortable life and die happily! (Of course, I hope this book can be a good book, and I hope everyone can travel to the Warhammer world as they wish and praise the God-Emperor!)

Warhammer playing spores? ? ? ? This inappropriate son of Nurgle

Talent, I watch Warhammer to watch the war, not to watch your popular science research.

I think it is very well written, fully embodying the process of an ordinary person in Warhammer, a world of conspiracy and backstabbing, from a commoner to a god.

It's good-looking and interesting. You can survive and develop in the Warhammer world from two perspectives. After all, the development alone is sometimes too ink-y and can easily lead to boredom. When developing here, switch to the perspective of the other side to complement each other. Step on the left foot and the right foot to spiral up to the sky. Just be careful and you can easily enter the space-pressing hook if you are not careful.

I suggest adding some other characteristics to the orc spores. For example, the spirit of craftsmanship and meticulous workmanship. After all, the aesthetic of the original sound is too uncomfortable

It's really good. Even if you don't know much about the Warhammer world, you can still do it if you look carefully.

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