
Saddle Up: Setting Out to Build Montana's Greatest Ranch
提枪上马:启程蒙大拿最伟大牧场
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 658k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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452Reads · 30 days
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Authentic Western ranch life
It's good to read, but it's too short. The beginning isn't very engaging, but as you read on, you'll find it's really well-written. It's as smooth as playing a development game with cheat codes (it's more fun to play with cheat codes in Exile 😏), which is great.
It borrows heavily from "Yellowstone," but it's very well written. If the author hasn't lived abroad, they must be a huge fan of that American TV series. The protagonist doesn't have those awkward ideas; the whole story revolves around running a ranch, the pacing is excellent, and the "revenge is the best policy" and "never suffer a loss" elements are very engaging—it's like watching an American…
It's clearly very good, so why is nobody watching it?
That's fantastic! If this were made into a TV series, it would be just as good as Yellowstone.
It's pretty good; those looking for something to read should check it out. The only downside is the slow updates.
By following in the author's footsteps, you can explore the world of Western cowboys.
The writing is good, but why are there so few people?
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful
It's good, though the "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) is only briefly mentioned, but that doesn't detract from the overall experience. Could the author please provide a separate chart for the main characters and a brief introduction? I'm having trouble recognizing anyone even after reading the book for a while.