You Use a Cannon to Kill a Mosquito, and Call This an Agriculture Channel?
大炮打蚊子，你管这叫农业频道？
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 143k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Ultra Black Tech
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
58Chapters
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10.0Score
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Regarding "Cannons to Fight Mosquitoes" written by Hong Huang and Zombie, do you call this an agricultural channel? Chapter 15: Detailed analysis, unexpected discovery! Chapter review.
Regarding "Cannons to Fight Mosquitoes" written by Hong Huang and Zombie, do you call this an agricultural channel? Chapter comments.
Regarding "Cannons to Fight Mosquitoes" written by Hong Huang and Zombie, do you call this an agricultural channel? Chapter 23: Huimin's good product, still want to buy it? Chapter review.
Regarding "Cannons to Fight Mosquitoes" written by Hong Huang and Zombie, do you call this an agricultural channel? Chapter 22: Without any hesitation, break the entire network! Chapter review.
. . . How do you say that what is written there? It's not that the writing is bad, although the electromagnetic cannon is sold cheaply, at least the protagonist knows to sell the shells. Mainly because the author can't distinguish priorities. It's not about letting the protagonist make crazy technology. And why is the protagonist writing endlessly about the TV station's reaction? It's not that I don't allow you to be interviewed, but I want you to stop writing about the TV station. The main station and the ratings are related to the protagonist, right? If you think you can't write about it, will people who buy the product react? Even if you ask the salesperson to launch a live broadcast to introduce the product, it's not considered trivial. After all, this is related to the protagonist selling goods. But if you write about a television station that has nothing to do with ratings or something, does it have a p-relationship with the protagonist? If it sounds good, it's a joke, if it sounds bad, I can't tell the priorities, and I'm going off topic. It's not easy to think about water. If you write about an agricultural blogger trying out a product live, that's not even water.