Becoming a Tycoon Starting with a Ranch

You can fire a gun made of pure gold, and after just one shot, you can switch to a different gun.

Why do all these ranch-themed stories insist on adding "A Longing for Life" to their titles? Is it really that interesting? Frankly, I haven't watched that show.

It's toxic from the start. Setting up a ranch in such a cold place, where it's frozen for seven or eight months of the year, with constant snowfall and temperatures dropping to minus forty degrees Celsius during the coldest months! Forgive my limited experience.

The novel has too much of a "loser" vibe; the protagonist feels too detached from reality.

Based on my over ten years of experience working in a pet hospital, I've found that people who own Siberian Huskies are either nouveau riche or mistresses. Very few normal people would keep one.

You plagiarized this, didn't you? The first chapter already has problems; such major issues wouldn't occur if you wrote it yourself. The system rewards you with a ranch, and then on the next page, the system rewards you with a mini-program, which you sell and use to buy another ranch?! I've seen both of these repetitive plots before, one on Dianping and the other on Feilu. I can find them right now. Dude, at least put some effort into plagiarism…

This is just a stream-of-consciousness post with no substance. Besides, even if you're a billionaire, being a debtor would be impressive! A hundred billion? You can't invest in a farm? You want to buy a whole hotel? I just laugh! What kind of hotel costs a hundred billion?

I'm looking for a relaxing farming novel, not one that I need to read to find out what the show "Back to the Countryside" is like.

Has your intelligence been eaten? 1.9 meters tall and only 130 pounds, then gets a full-body muscle after an injection? Where did that muscle come from? It's not some gene serum, it's probably hormones!

It makes no sense at all; it feels like the author's wishful thinking, completely lacking any rationality.