Choose Me as Village Chief, and I'll Lead the Villagers to Prosperity
选我当村长，我带着村民致富了
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The Male Lead Gathers Everyone in a Village to Start a Gang, Like in Dao Men Wang Huo
Reborn, Leads the Whole Village to Prosperity, and Eventually Makes It the World's Number One Village
Please recommend something.
Looking for Farming Stories Set in a Mountain Village or Countryside, With Both Parents Alive, Ideally With a Younger Sister
Something with pets in it, preferably.
The 1960s and 70s, Unlimited Supplies, Male-Oriented Fiction, Not Female-Oriented
Looking for male-oriented novels where the male lead transmigrates to the 1970s or 1980s with an unlimited supply of goods. Traveling back and forth between eras is fine too.
Looking for a Novel About Returning Home to Become Village Chief and Using a System to Develop the Countryside. Any Recommendations?
Can anyone recommend novels about returning home to become the village chief and using a System to develop the countryside?
Modern Romance About Opening a Homestay in a Small City: Sweet Enough to Make Me Swoon!
A fresh plot and well-rounded characters, okay?
Modern Tycoon Story: He Gets Rich, Returns Home in Glory, His Parents Are Still Alive, and It’s Heartwarming
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Village Chief Who Turns His Village into the Best in the World?
Looking for Urban Farming and Rural Development, No Toxic Plots or Transmigration
Looking for books like "The Carefree Farmer of the Mountains". Everyday slice-of-life stories, no showing off and face-slapping, no fighting or killing, and no awful relatives.
Novels About a Village Chief Developing His Village
Stories where the male lead is a village chief and builds up the village.
In a Reading Slump: Any Similar Stories About an Ordinary Person Growing Step by Step?
Looking for books like The Transmigrated Cultivator Has a Crippled Spiritual Root, Yet the Cannon Fodder Is the Most Ambitious of All.
I'm in a Reading Slump and Can't Get Into Anything. Please Recommend a Book
Looking for books like "Shocking! A Hundred Years of Zombie Calamity". I'm in a reading slump, so handsome authors, please share some good books! Anything goes: unconventional, funny, urban, zombies, farming, as long as it's good and has a fresh premise. No cultivation-by-the-numbers stories, no harem stories with dog-breeding, and no female-oriented romance, please.
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I'm Just a Village Committee Secretary, So Why Are Your Legs Shaking?
Reborn in 1997: I Became a Minor
I’m a Tech Mogul, Building China’s First Village
Back to 1977: A Drunkard’s Comeback to Rule the Blue Ocean
Reborn: Hiking and Sailing with My White Moonlight
You Asked Me to Play a Village Chief, So I Took the Whole Village Out to Scam Online Loans
Bound to the Village Chief System: Building the Nation’s Number One Village
The Strongest Little Village Chief
Don’t Underestimate the Village Chief
The Ultimate Village Chief: Come Back Quick, They’re Handing Out Gold Bars in the Village
Leading the Whole Village to Prosperity, Starting with Taking Down Loan Sharks
Reborn: I Built the World’s Number One Village
I Was Forced to Become Village Chief After College
Two and a Half Years as Acting Village Chief, and Even the Dogs Are Out of Poverty?
I Became the Villainous Village Chief
The World’s Number One Village, and You Call This a Backwater?
The Poorest Village Chief: The Villagers Crowdfunded to Get Me a Wife
You Were Supposed to Be Village Chief, but You Built a Giant City
Earn One Yuan, Win Ten Thousand: Becoming a Tycoon in the Countryside
Reborn in 1975: I Started Out Doing Nothing and Still Came Out on Top
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Even though I skipped around a bit, it was still a very good watch by the end.
Some plot holes remain unresolved, the later parts feel weak, and there are a few flaws, but they aren't too serious. Overall, though, it's a pretty good novel.
Good food is worth waiting for, and a good book isn't afraid of a low rating. Gold always shines. I recommend this excellent book despite its low rating.
The later developments didn't quite live up to expectations, the ending felt rushed, and the characters lacked depth. Overall, I'd give it a 4.2, But unfortunately, there's no decimal point. Seeing the other low-rated stars, I'll average them out and give it a 5 to boost its rating.
It's a pretty good book. The author is daring in his writing, and he didn't abandon it. Good.
It's very well written, I like it.
It's not bad, although it has some flaws.