[Native Female Lead + No Special Traits (No Transmigration, No Rebirth, No Golden Finger) + Infrastructure Building + Farming]
Cao Qingqing was born in a Federation breeding facility and doesn’t know who her parents are. Raised by the Federal Education Bureau, she fails to get into military academy, leaving her with the choice of finding a job or developing a planet. But working a job would wear away her life, so she decides to develop a planet instead.
Using the money she saved from working for the Federal Education Bureau, she digs for soil on a barren planet covered in stones where nothing grows. With the development subsidies, she launches her farming enterprise.
She starts by bringing people to her planet, then builds interstellar routes, develops various forms of tourism, and establishes a military academy. Before long, she has created a new interstellar economic power centered on a once-barren planet.
(Cao Qingqing resents the Federation, yet is grateful it raised her.
As the interstellar world is beset by internal and external threats, the Federation, which has maintained basic unity, begins to fracture...)
It's okay, the water flows slowly. 👍 👍 There are still a lot of holes left unfilled in the ending. It is not written whether the unknown creature was killed or something in the follow-up. The orcs are also the main force on the battlefield but they hardly appear. The heroine's resurrection in front of the citizens is not written well. There are a lot of pits that haven't been filled 🤦 🤦
After reading it, it was quite interesting. Who killed the unknown creature from Qingxia Star? The Beast Tribe did not show up. The Machine Tribe and the Federation Army finally negotiated and tied. Even the passage was closed with the help of Qingxia Star. It didn't seem to be very powerful. But how powerful is it? Humans, combinations, and the Machine Tribe are not that powerful.
Yes, the interstellar land reclamation into the wasteland and the struggle for initiative are well written except for the ending which is a bit rushed.
A very good novel!
Good-looking, fascinating
The story of interstellar farming
It's okay. It's a pretty good book. Come on, the author, don't stop updating.