Infrastructure in Troubled Times: Starting from the Manor

It's very interesting. It's a story about a star-rated grandma who went to the ancient feudal society to recruit people and make achievements. At least the core is comfortable. The slight flaw is that the language expression in the article is not well "contemporary". In other words, an "ancient person" who has been immersed in the ancient language environment for a lifetime would not speak in such a modern way of speaking. At the same time, the protagonist did not "localize" the language when communicating with them, which makes people wonder whether the locals can understand these "nonsense" from thousands of years later. Overall, it's good. Cheers to the author [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

It's good to watch, the plot doesn't drag on, and the heroine is very decisive. She wouldn't write a dozen chapters on one thing even if she wasn't the Holy Mother. If you don't like reading hundreds of chapters, you can read it. It's super good to read. Don't read it with your brain. It's your own fault if you do.

It's neat, neat, and beautiful, but the author really doesn't want to write a side story or something?

This article is very interesting, and the more I read it, the more interesting it becomes. The heroine is not a virgin, I really like the character of the heroine. It's just too little, and as soon as I see the benefits, they're gone.

Come on, the author is great

Nice! Written on my point

Looks good but a bit short

A bit short, not enough to watch

It's been a long time since I've seen something so enjoyable.

It's good to watch, the plot is complete, the heroine's image is domineering and wise, I love it [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [love] [love] [love]