Inexplicably owning a primitive planet with seafood, jade, diamonds, and ginseng, Li Ming originally just wanted to be a landowner with peace of mind, but he didn't expect that there were four towers of civilization on this primitive earth, and he could only silently start to change the world.
Reader comments
The first few chapters at the beginning are okay, but you can give up after chapter 30. They are all bad plots, either bad good guys or bad saints.
OK, I,
Shakespeare plot
The plot can be set up, but the specific content lacks relevant common sense, which shows that the author basically does not eat the fireworks of the world, and his knowledge comes from the Internet.
It's okay, but it's too holy and sounds aggrieved.
Written by a primary school student?
The male protagonist is too cowardly
The Lord is so cowardly that he didn't dare to fight back after someone stabbed him
This is a dog-licking novel. I actually don't want to give it even one star.
I could still listen to it before I became an immortal
The first few chapters at the beginning are okay, but you can give up after chapter 30. They are all bad plots, either bad good guys or bad saints.
OK, I,
Shakespeare plot
The plot can be set up, but the specific content lacks relevant common sense, which shows that the author basically does not eat the fireworks of the world, and his knowledge comes from the Internet.
It's okay, but it's too holy and sounds aggrieved.
Written by a primary school student?
The male protagonist is too cowardly The Lord is so cowardly that he didn't dare to fight back after someone stabbed him
This is a dog-licking novel. I actually don't want to give it even one star.
I could still listen to it before I became an immortal
Fine. . . .
Tomato also has no books to read
Why haven't you bought any clothes?
The early stage was so boring
A very good book, but a bit long-winded
Pretty good. Why is the rating so low?