"You ask me how I succeeded?" Xu Ye replied calmly after hearing the question from the person in front of him.
"I just worked a hundred times harder than others."
Comprehensive mobile city, logistics mobile city, war mobile city, escort mobile city...
From a mobile city to a fleet group, Xu Ye's fleet grew into a civilization that stands tall in the world!
"I! I am civilization!"
Reader comments
I would like to ask if the next unit of water is one ton? Then why does it take ten units of water to make Coke, and the Coke produced is also measured in tons?
There is a problem with this unit. A lake only has more than a thousand units of water. A bottle of Coke is 20 liters, but it requires ten units of water to make!
It's okay. There are two problems for the time being. If one subordinate doesn't show his loyalty, he will be accepted casually.
There is also a mobile castle that can occupy other people's mobile castles, but you also have to send your men to be the lord of the mobile castle. Even if your subordinates don't show their loyalty, they won't know if they betray you.
Are there hundreds of moving castles behind them, but they are all sent by subordinates.
All people wasteland mobile city, I have an intelligence system
The Wild Fox Under the Acacia Tree
A post-apocalyptic piece of writing. Some of the logic is not very rigorous, but it's okay and harmless.
As for the narrative, it is basically smooth and relatively simple, and there is no problem in following the plot, but it lacks a bit of aftertaste.
The plot is written in more detail. It prefers gameplay, not to mention that there is not much apocalyptic atmosphere, and the authenticity is a bit short.
As for the characters, the acting style has a basic logic, at least it won't make people laugh.
In short, I can read it. It is much better than that kind of brainless white text, but it is a little less interesting.
About four stars.
Many books on the mobile city genre have collapsed. I hope this book will not.
It's a very good wasteland theme. There's nothing too toxic about it. It's just that two updates a day are too few, and there will be eunuchs at any time.
This is a niche subject with a small audience, but I personally prefer this type of genre. I hope it can be completed smoothly.
Read the current chapter in one sitting.
Come on, author, come on, it's very good-looking, very good-looking.
Good idea, very interesting
Awesome, keep reading this book
Super beautiful, good luck to the author
Not bad, good, come on
Is this being locked up?
Still worth seeing
Okay, there's nothing unusual about listening to books.
24 Is broken and the second half is not shown.
@Under the Acacia Tree Author Dada, your writing is good, but how many supplies do you have? How many units are there?
Not bad. If you write well, you should get an eight score.
The bird food looks pretty good
Come on. There are relatively few novels of this type. Although I am also chasing the book from the starting point. But I hope you can write with a different style.
Yes, the logic is smooth and the description of war is okay.
This idea is very fresh. I really like it. I have never seen anything like this before. Good luck to the author.
It's so good. I love watching it every day. It's very interesting.
The setting is relatively novel, but it's a bit sparse and not enough to look at [smile]
I would like to ask if the next unit of water is one ton? Then why does it take ten units of water to make Coke, and the Coke produced is also measured in tons? There is a problem with this unit. A lake only has more than a thousand units of water. A bottle of Coke is 20 liters, but it requires ten units of water to make!
It's okay. There are two problems for the time being. If one subordinate doesn't show his loyalty, he will be accepted casually. There is also a mobile castle that can occupy other people's mobile castles, but you also have to send your men to be the lord of the mobile castle. Even if your subordinates don't show their loyalty, they won't know if they betray you. Are there hundreds of moving castles behind them, but they are all sent by subordinates.
All people wasteland mobile city, I have an intelligence system The Wild Fox Under the Acacia Tree A post-apocalyptic piece of writing. Some of the logic is not very rigorous, but it's okay and harmless. As for the narrative, it is basically smooth and relatively simple, and there is no problem in following the plot, but it lacks a bit of aftertaste. The plot is written in more detail. It prefers gameplay, not to mention that there is not much apocalyptic atmosphere, and the authenticity is a bit short. As for the characters, the acting style has a basic logic, at least it won't make people laugh. In short, I can read it. It is much better than that kind of brainless white text, but it is a little less interesting. About four stars.
Many books on the mobile city genre have collapsed. I hope this book will not.
It's a very good wasteland theme. There's nothing too toxic about it. It's just that two updates a day are too few, and there will be eunuchs at any time.
This is a niche subject with a small audience, but I personally prefer this type of genre. I hope it can be completed smoothly.
Read the current chapter in one sitting.
Come on, author, come on, it's very good-looking, very good-looking.
Good idea, very interesting
Awesome, keep reading this book
Super beautiful, good luck to the author
Not bad, good, come on
Is this being locked up?
Still worth seeing
Okay, there's nothing unusual about listening to books.
24 Is broken and the second half is not shown.
@Under the Acacia Tree Author Dada, your writing is good, but how many supplies do you have? How many units are there?
Not bad. If you write well, you should get an eight score.
The bird food looks pretty good
Come on. There are relatively few novels of this type. Although I am also chasing the book from the starting point. But I hope you can write with a different style.
Yes, the logic is smooth and the description of war is okay.
This idea is very fresh. I really like it. I have never seen anything like this before. Good luck to the author.
It's so good. I love watching it every day. It's very interesting.
The setting is relatively novel, but it's a bit sparse and not enough to look at [smile]
It looks pretty good now