Transmigrated to a Parallel World, I'm the Boss of All Bosses

Although it is fictional, many details are based on real history. The prices, names, customs and customs in the article are basically consistent with historical reality. The self-created system is gradually getting stronger and more interesting. The novel is very readable, and many inconspicuous details often pave the way for the following chapters. It is a rare and wonderful historical novel. Expect the protagonist to become stronger and stronger.

The language is fluent and humorous, and the beginning may seem like a farming novel, but in fact, multiple clues and foreshadowings have been left in the text, and it is natural that the subsequent chapters will be magnificent. A good historical fiction article worth reading.

The story is gradual, the writing is delicate, and it is not rushed or impatient. It is worth reading. Keep writing. The key is that the title of the novel also suggests a path toward wealth, which makes it even more difficult to write. Because if the protagonist has no connections, how can he make money? Fortunately, through the author's planning, I survived. At the beginning, the protagonist did good deeds to help get the first pot of gold and solve the problem of food. There was no other way. Then he started making salt. He took advantage of the situation and relied on designing and making carriages. It was not until he planned to open up wasteland and took a crucial step that he was on the right track. As the story unfolds later, his wealth is getting better and better. It is estimated that some readers gave up the book because they felt bored after reading about land reclamation and the like, but there is no other way. I can only say that I chose the most difficult idea to write. No wonder the readers. In any case, the writing is getting smoother and smoother now, and I can finally break away from the problem of making money and write about the protagonist's "ceiling among bosses" in another sense, not just about making money on the surface. So, I give it full marks, perfect!