[Strive for hegemony first + unlimited supplies + farming + infrastructure later]
At the age of eighteen, he traveled through MC and became Steve, with an unlimited inventory...
In this MC world, previously, the level of civilization and technology was similar to the protagonist's previous life, and there were many countries competing for hegemony...
Later, when the black hole swallowed up suddenly, it opened up a Minecraft world with only cube people, and began to govern the cube world and develop farming infrastructure...
Reader comments
Although reading Tomato novels doesn't require much brainpower, it shouldn't be so mindless.
Does the author have no common sense at all? Or is the author still a primary school student? (If you are a primary school student, just pretend I didn't say anything)
As the author writes at the beginning, the last person who dared to do this was Zimbabwe. How much did it depreciate? Has the author never read it? (If you haven't seen it, I suggest the author search it on Douyin or other video applications), (Although the author's book is not about currency, but gold, even if there are about 2 billion tons more gold at once, let alone a country, the entire earth's market cannot absorb it), (One cubic meter of gold is about 20 tons, and in this book, the protagonist's country has about 100 million people, which is equal to 100 million if rounded)
This is the beginning of the chapter, which repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist's citizens are all multi-millionaires! With so much gold, even if a multi-millionaire has not become a pauper, it is considered a large country. (Of course, if you just use gold as a decoration, just pretend I didn't say anything. After all, gold is very shiny and beautiful)
Although reading Tomato novels doesn't require much brainpower, it shouldn't be so mindless. Does the author have no common sense at all? Or is the author still a primary school student? (If you are a primary school student, just pretend I didn't say anything) As the author writes at the beginning, the last person who dared to do this was Zimbabwe. How much did it depreciate? Has the author never read it? (If you haven't seen it, I suggest the author search it on Douyin or other video applications), (Although the author's book is not about currency, but gold, even if there are about 2 billion tons more gold at once, let alone a country, the entire earth's market cannot absorb it), (One cubic meter of gold is about 20 tons, and in this book, the protagonist's country has about 100 million people, which is equal to 100 million if rounded) This is the beginning of the chapter, which repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist's citizens are all multi-millionaires! With so much gold, even if a multi-millionaire has not become a pauper, it is considered a large country. (Of course, if you just use gold as a decoration, just pretend I didn't say anything. After all, gold is very shiny and beautiful)
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