[Japanese Western Fantasy] [Farming] [Magic] [Industrialization] [For all those who suffer] [War] [Micro-torture Lord? Romantic comedy? Phil E, who was reborn as a villainous young master, thought he could reverse the fate of the plot, but fate played a cruel joke on him at this time. When he was close to despair, the thick earth gave him the meaning of life again, and he found his value as a human being here. However, are hypocritical people really qualified to pursue that noble ideal? Maybe someone can work with him to find this answer...
Note: This is just a unique youth love story that unfolds after two protagonists with twisted and awkward personalities meet, so please read it with a relaxed and happy mood.
Reader comments
Very well written and beautiful!
Why do I get redder the more I look at it👀
This book is like "Red Star Shines on China", the heroine is Snow
Found another treasure, cheers for the author [blowing kiss]
So far, it looks okay, but it's a pity that no one is watching it.
I've read Chapter 37, and I feel it's very smooth, the writing is okay, the character of the protagonist is quite attractive, and the various measures are reasonable, but the female protagonist (maybe) seems to have fallen a little too fast (PS: So is that person the male protagonist can kill?)
A good book, but it's a pity that it has been discontinued like the other one (sad)
Tomato is one of the few good books on the industrialization of another world. If this book ranks second, then only "The Flash" ranks first. The only regret is that it has been discontinued like "Bringing a Little Technological Shock to the People of Another World".
It's a good book, but it's a pity that there are so few people. It's a treasure. If you are willing to read it, you can take a look. Generally speaking, you can read it in the first few pictures.
Very well written and beautiful!
Why do I get redder the more I look at it👀
This book is like "Red Star Shines on China", the heroine is Snow
Found another treasure, cheers for the author [blowing kiss]
So far, it looks okay, but it's a pity that no one is watching it. I've read Chapter 37, and I feel it's very smooth, the writing is okay, the character of the protagonist is quite attractive, and the various measures are reasonable, but the female protagonist (maybe) seems to have fallen a little too fast (PS: So is that person the male protagonist can kill?)
A good book, but it's a pity that it has been discontinued like the other one (sad) Tomato is one of the few good books on the industrialization of another world. If this book ranks second, then only "The Flash" ranks first. The only regret is that it has been discontinued like "Bringing a Little Technological Shock to the People of Another World".
It's a good book, but it's a pity that there are so few people. It's a treasure. If you are willing to read it, you can take a look. Generally speaking, you can read it in the first few pictures.