Inherited an Island in Ruins? No Problem, I Can Draw Cards

Nice! ! ! ! ! ! And it's especially nice that the character cards drawn for the important supporting characters are all female! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I can only give four stars because the author's ending is very strange. To tell the truth, I am quite curious. The one who fits Xiaodao's adoption is the little friend. If possible, I hope it is Li Huanhuan, because my childhood was the same as Li Huanhuan, and I was even beaten and scolded more. Being beaten and scolded is not considered a big deal in the eyes of adults. The problem is that it has a really big psychological impact on children. I can't get rid of the influence of growing up now. Maybe no one will believe that I have lived for more than 20 years, but I have never been in love because I am afraid of living with others and afraid of having a complete heart-to-heart relationship with others. Even my friends are afraid of living with them. I always feel like I am dependent on others, and I often fall out unconsciously. Now I have a please-pleaser personality. At the same time, I feel that I have done something wrong and I get angry easily. Therefore, I am always very conflicted when I am with friends and family. On the contrary, when I am alone, I am very quiet and relieved. Even if I do nothing, I am not stressed or unhappy.

Advantages: smooth writing, smooth logic, and relaxed style. The landscape card design is very interesting, the prices are not exaggerated and you don't feel too disadvantaged. The background of the ancient mother-in-law is not too involved, but the behavioral logic is reasonable and quite likable. The descriptions of the other supporting characters are very kind, which makes it very relaxing to read. Disadvantages: Some of the plots are slightly toxic, such as selling cabbage to the boat boss at the beginning. It is understandable that the heroine sold the cabbage to the boat boss at the original price, but the context did not mention much about the boat boss's help to the heroine, which made people feel a bit disadvantaged. There is also something wrong with the idea of setting up a counter on a small island to sell tea to my girlfriends. I hope it can be corrected later. After all, it deviates a little from the dealer's mission. Summary: Farming Invincible is a fascinating article that I love to read. Some of the problems are minor ones that do not affect the overall situation. I look forward to more landscape cards and character cards in the future. The skills of the ancient Granny Gu are still being foreshadowed. I look forward to a stunning appearance.

I am using OPPOa5 under the bright sun at noon with 2% battery left, memory usage 98%, status bar full, 3G network, picture quality at the highest, frame rate 30, latency 460, the screen is covered with sweat, power saving mode is on, the phone is hot while charging, and I am responding to customer service messages. I also wear a phone case, record the screen and play songs, and I can reply so fluently while watching videos in the background. Whose life is it?

So far, it seems that the plot is very interesting, the development is relatively smooth, the writing is also good, and it is not awkward to read. This card drawing mode feels like opening a blind box, which is very refreshing. But the shortcomings are also obvious. There are big logical problems, and there are a lot of unreasonable values ​​in some places (at this position, this problem is very obvious. I don't know if it will get better in the future). However, writing is also a process of gradual improvement. I look forward to the author's next book being better. If the author continues to write this kind of infrastructure management article in the future, if it is based on reality, he should pay attention to this kind of logical issues, such as some rationality and ownership rights. If these logics are fulfilled, the number of words can be increased. If it's that kind of different time and space, then you can let logic go.

It's very interesting. I've read other farming stories before, but this is the first time I've read "Inheriting an Island". It's a story about slowly growing the island and constantly building it. There's no messy wording, various CPs, and the kind of fighting between each other. It's very warm.

It's still pretty good-looking, but the low rating may be because there are fewer people rating it. After the heroine and the Phoenix man broke up, they bound to the system and started the plot by building an island. The construction speed was slower (slower than the progress of the infrastructure story, but relatively fast compared to the real-world construction). Instead of turning it over to the national story, in the later stage, we cooperated with people with national background to solve the potential threat of vicious competitors (I personally don't like this aspect, and I feel that the country's image is not that good). The extra chapter seems to have not been finished. Recommended for those who like slowly building infrastructure articles.

The overall storyline is very interesting, and I like the concept very much. Some places were written a bit hastily, but overall it is interesting. You can finish it. I will give you a five-star encouragement. Come on ^0^~. I hope I can write better and better.

It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking. Although there are some small flaws in the middle, it doesn't matter. Moreover, the novel is quite short. Goldfinger is not as big as other novels.

Why is the rating so low? It's very good to watch. It's very comfortable to watch. The progress is step by step. It's great. It will soon be an all-female drama. I like it very much. It's great.