Everyone Else Pans for Gold by the Gram, but You Do It by the Ton?

3.5 Stars. A gold-mining novice who started out in the middle. Ordinary people + explore the gold system. He is a personal small group gold-mining in the gold-mining video. The current maximum revenue is about one million. But it obviously lacks stamina, the plot is quite repetitive, and the willingness to follow it is not strong.

After reading 310,000 words, if you happen to have read The Gold Rush and are interested in reading this kind of novel, then this is a book worth reading. The pace is indeed a bit fast at the moment. It may be difficult to reach a million words in the future. You can try to subdivide the branches a little more, about the show, or the relationship between Todd Parker and the others, life Live, you can try it out if you have any ideas, and see what readers think after reading it. I think if there is an opportunity, the author can try to write a book about fishing for crabs in the Bering Sea. It seems that no one has tried it in this field, and "Crab Fishing in the Evil Sea" also has some traffic, so it may be a good try.

Very good, all the members have online IQs, and the plot is really detailed. The last few chapters have been a bit weird. It is obviously a modern society, a bit of internet fantasy has developed, and it is a bit of a high-opening and low-lowing •̩̩̩̩ᯅ•̩̩̩ situation.

It looks pretty good, I hope the rest of the plot can maintain its current status. It doesn't feel very exciting to watch, and it slightly suppresses the protagonist Goldfinger. In addition, seeing the protagonist's mine occasionally having troubles makes me feel speechless.

There is no lengthy plot statement, and the rhythm is well controlled. How can I say that we love each other as a family, unite and be friendly and love our subordinates. The author may have laid a secret, and there will probably be some betrayal plot later.

After reading another novel, it's time for storytelling. First, continue to complain about the platform's rating system and suggest adding a half-star function. Second, overall the plot of this book is smooth, the logic is basically online, there are not many flaws, and the story is quite exciting. Third, the plot of the story is not very ups and downs, the development of the protagonist is too smooth, and the story is not developed enough, resulting in the length being too short, and the data verification is not careful enough (mainly because of the lack of understanding of foreign prices). The above are all my personal opinions and are for reference only. In addition, I hope the author will continue to work hard and write more good books.

A very good gold rush novel, much better than that 90-plus-point set-up novel. The novel is written smoothly, concisely and concisely. It is not procrastinating or sloppy, and there is no pretentiousness or slap in the face. It has a ridiculous number of words. It can be called a masterpiece among gold rush novels. The problem with the novel is that it is unhappy. The more gold the protagonist mines, the more miserable his life becomes. He is either restricted by this or that restriction. He finds a gold mine, or it cannot be mined, or he has no money, and now he has to cooperate with others. The author just makes the protagonist unhappy.

Recently, you have started to become political. I hope you will write less in the future. The purpose here is mainly to see the main character cheating and mining, not to see how political alliances are formed. It's starting to become a politically correct novel, and it's starting to get boring.

Tell the truth! It's really exciting! In fact, I think there is a system plug-in! You can definitely go to sea! Suck it and leave! No need to spend money to buy land! It's just that this lacks passion! It's boring to watch!

It's not bad for gold mining. Recruiting a homeless person is a little bit poisonous, but it's okay. Mainly because if you just get to know me, it's okay if you recruit you. But it's normal not to recruit women [smile]