Mining Warlords in Northern Myanmar

The writing is good, but the protagonist now has about 15 miners and less than 10 stolen miners. So can this have a wealth value of 20,000-30,000 per day, which means he can buy 2-3 people per day?

Okay, it looks good, and it kills decisively, but I'm afraid of being banned.

Quick update, these two chapters are very interesting, the pace of the first 30 chapters is a bit slow, and Goldfinger is about mining, it should be fun with a map detection, there are prolific jade mines in northern Myanmar, you can do more

It's very realistic, the plot is good, and it's beautiful to watch.

It's good to take your time like this. Follow your own ideas. Don't listen to what some people in the book review section say and grab it based on the reality of the protagonist. What to grab? Steal you?

Such a beautiful book only scores 7 points. I will give you a strong recommendation directly. The story is also quite fascinating and the rhythm is difficult to grasp. It is just that some details are enlarged and some unnecessary details are skipped. Anyway, I think this book is at least a 9 points.

Good-looking and real. There is no mother-in-law or mother-in-law. All the supporting characters have online IQs. It's really enjoyable for an old man who is more than ten years old. There are very few novels like this nowadays.

Those who have no emotions, are ruthless, and focus on self-interest are very good! As far as the current chapter is concerned, there are no poisonous points. Come on, author! ! ! !

Deliberately suppressing the protagonist's strength, stones can be converted into wealth points at the beginning. Although there are not many, stones can be found everywhere. In other words, a large number of points can be obtained from the beginning. After all, the mountains are full of big stones. Stones weighing several tons or dozens of tons will provide at least several thousand evolution points. It is not excessive. Su can collect unlimited stones by running around and summon a large number of people.

This novel is indeed very interesting. Well, although it is said to be systematic, it is indeed very good. At least it is not a mother, and the sofa is indeed decisive. It is okay, but it is too slow to follow. It is not bad and is relatively realistic among the systematic novels. It is not bad and is in line with reality. It is interesting. There is such a book in Tomato. It is okay.

Pretty good, pretty

Not bad, looks good

The writing is a bit integrated.

It looks good, I wonder if there are any similar recommendations?

It's good to watch, but it's a bit bad. The plot develops very slowly, and some unnecessary details are magnified infinitely. It really captures every move of the protagonist. The latter part is a little better, and it's a slow-burning story. Those who like a fast pace can leave it. Watch it and cherish it! Jumping back and forth on the red line

It's a very nice book. I look forward to reading about the author. The characters are very interesting and the characters are very real. I think human nature is like this. Come on author.

It looks good and the killing is decisive. The Holy Mother gives the author a thumbs up. Good-looking, really good-looking

The front is fine, it doesn't matter whether there is a golden finger or not, but it doesn't look good if it escapes from the back.

Well written, gold fingers still need to be suppressed. You can't absorb all minerals. It's best to add a certain amount of the most absorbed, and then upgrade and search for it purposefully.

Beautiful, I like this

Very decisive and ruthless

It's pretty good [pouts], but it's just a little lacking.

Okay, good, new meaning of type

Good, good, good

Good looking, highly recommended

It's not about whether ten chapters a day is not enough [Chigua]

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking

It's good to watch. The protagonist slowly becomes cold-blooded and murderous. I look forward to reaching the highest position little by little.

It's really good. It's novel. It's the first time I read a novel that feels like this.

Not bad, just a bit short