A student of traditional Chinese medicine somehow transmigrated to another world. The oxygen levels here were exceptionally high, and every kind of creature was larger than its counterpart back home. Starting with just an airplane, Tang Ling gradually carved out a foothold in this world: building infrastructure, farming, organizing a team and opening a clinic, and bringing supplies together. From a small household to a town, he set off a wave of infrastructure building in another world!
(Pure farming and development. Not for you if that's not your thing!)
The subject matter is novel, and to be honest, it would be better if there was no emotional line.
If you like this type of subject matter, you can at least feel the difference between high and low IQ, and you don't have to blindly adapt to the author's low IQ to enjoy it.
I'm just curious, is it really true for a man who is rich, powerful, and doesn't have a warm bed? . . . Is it really reasonable?
The subject matter is novel, and to be honest, it would be better if there was no emotional line.
If you like this type of subject matter, you can at least feel the difference between high and low IQ, and you don't have to blindly adapt to the author's low IQ to enjoy it.
I'm just curious, is it really true for a man who is rich, powerful, and doesn't have a warm bed? . . . Is it really reasonable?