Building Game: A Remote Fishing Village Becomes an International Metropolis

The plot is not bad, I really like this kind of farming novel, but the emotional scenes in it are hard to explain in one sentence. Many of them use the female protagonist to drive the plot. The entire dozens of chapters are full of troublesome intrigues. When reading farming novels, I like the kind of warmth, plainness, and the process of development bit by bit. It is best for the female protagonist to develop together with the male protagonist. Don't let the whole tsundere female eldest plot be disgusting.

You can take a look at the end of Chapter 38, and then take a look at what the male protagonist said before he spoke to the woman. The hypocritical licking dog couldn't walk when he saw a good-looking woman. I felt okay before, but suddenly it was ruined by the emotional line. Every time I read a new book, I was halfway through and suddenly gave me a bunch of answers. The same is true for another book I read. The subject matter is good, traveling through time and space before and now, it is space-like and semi-fantasy. The character of the protagonist is also good at the beginning and he works for the people. I also like his character. I have settled in the same place and met the same woman. I don't know how to describe it. Goodbye. I won't say it again.

If the brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with the sister so casually? It seems that the sister is being sentimental. That's right. The brother is weak and needs more rest. The sister is urging the brother so much. It is the sister's fault. It hurts the brother's body, which also makes the sister feel distressed. Unfortunately, whether the brother is hurt or not, what does it have to do with the sister? Hurry up and add more updates, brother

Yes, try to update as much as possible. It is best to write about the development of fishing villages and less about other things.

The writing is very good, and the protagonist has also helped the villagers make money, including those villagers who did not invest in the early stage. As long as the protagonist spends some money, the protagonist is willing to give the protagonist's shares to those villagers. The author, I read a book similar to yours a few days ago. I feel that that one should be your trumpet😄

This Mazu has already let me know where the author is from 😂😂

I've seen Chapter 21, a semi-systematic book, mainly about the construction of fishing villages. 😁😁😁

Very well written, great work

It's pretty good so far. I hope it won't hold us back in terms of later planning and subsequent development.

It's not bad, the start is mediocre and doesn't keep people around, but the more you look at it, the better it gets.