You Sent Me to Fight Poverty, So What Is This International Center?

Does the village-run enterprise have too much ownership, 95%? Did you appoint everyone yourself in this book? Aren't you afraid of being reassigned? You're such a saint, even explaining your family's dire situation, as if you're just trying to make others rich?

The beginning was quite good, but the style of writing became a bit off later on? It felt like it was getting a little too frivolous. I hope it would be better if it had a single female lead or no female lead at all!

Is the protagonist giving unconditionally or what? We haven't even seen the protagonist receive any money. Logically, since the protagonist provided the seeds, there should at least be some share of the profits. The village's money belongs to the collective, not the protagonist; it should be divided. After all, if the protagonist is transferred away, wouldn't they be left with nothing?

Keep it up, it's great!

I love it! 😍

The book is very good; it has a satisfying, exhilarating feel to it.

The system is not rigorous enough and provides too many bugs. The torrents aren't registered with copyright? What if torrent spies get them overseas and mass-produce them?

I wrote and deleted, deleted and wrote again, I really don't know what to say. My impression is that the author's writing gives me a completely presumptuous feeling. Especially that rice at 100 yuan per kilogram, you're telling me that's a commoner's price?? Ask any reader, who has ever spent 500 yuan on a 10-jin bag of rice? It's so presumptuous and pointless, it's just random writing.

It's beautiful, worth a look.

Excellent! I've read another book about how raising fish turned an entire village into the world's richest family. Both are good.