Farming: I Run a Private Prison in a Magical World

The protagonist is too kind to the prison inmates, but the employees in the factory are not treated so well. Those inhumane ones have to work for 16 hours, and then are mind-controlled and brainwashed into tool men. When these people are released from prison, they can be sold to black factories so that they can continue to atone for their sins.

Evaluation after reading fifty chapters The best grain and grass (small boutique, keep the quality updated and keep the grass jelly) It's a good book in the systematic genre. I'd read it with my eyes closed. If it weren't for the fact that the current content is too little and it's rated by fairy grass, the author is the king of ideas. He has novel ideas and can write it well. The various settings are mature and the world view is well spread. This feeling mixed with magical reality will have an attractive and unique sense of humor. There is nothing wrong with the role of the protagonist. Although the writing is ordinary, it is not white. The results will definitely be good if the current starting momentum is maintained. However, the current feeling of semi-invincibility is slightly The procrastination, strength improvement and personal research aspects of the plot should be appropriately coordinated with the main plot. After all, the overall environment of Tomato still requires a fast pace (unless it is very phenomenal, otherwise the author's performance will plummet as soon as the pace drags on. I am not asking the authors to blindly write fast food, but it is really easy to die in the environment of Tomato when the pace is slow [I almost cry] I really hope this book will not kill me), but the author mainly maintains the current feeling. As long as it does not collapse in the future, it will be the level of a famous work. Personal subjective rating of four and a half stars Follow the entry-level bookworm Smoked Fish to take you to read online articles [Blow a kiss]

The author's unrestrained writing may offend some readers. But I have to say that it is very powerful to be able to describe various pathologies of human society so boldly. Those who like to stimulate their nerves and accept all kinds of weird challenges can read this book, which is considered an alternative plot.

Interesting, but also a little boring. It may be because of the rich elements, but the writing method is more like an expository essay rather than a story-based development.

I picked up after reading the book "Deus Ex Machina", well... The similarities between the two are really high. They are all Warhammer/G/divine entities that for some reason have forgotten that they are gods/the system is their own power. The author still writes very steadily, but this one seems to be a little rushed compared to the previous one? The typos and the progress are so fast, there is no description of the previous relationships. If you haven't read it, this book is very good, but if you have read the author's previous works, you will almost guess that the plot development is a bit boring because it is too similar, but it is still very interesting. It seems that it is almost time to remember the part of myself. The setting of this book does not seem to be as perfect as the previous one. The relationship between the technology side and the magic side is a bit distant. It was not until I saw the description of coffee and electric fans that I realized that there seemed to be not much difference between the technology side and reality. Come on.

The writing is pretty good, there are quite a lot of abstract plots, and it's very funny [laughing evilly] It's a bit tainted by the Warhammer worldview (not in a derogatory sense). The only thing that's not so good is that it doesn't have a long-term goal. Turn the entire planet into a prison? And I often rely on system props to solve crises, which is a bit skipping class. I look forward to the follow-up.

The setting is novel, and yes, I am a person who likes to read non-labeled and non-routine literature. Although there is no clear story line, the protagonist's goal is quite clear, which is to constantly open prisons and earn points. It can be read as a light comedy (I mean there are quite a lot of humorous parts, which is quite fun) type of novel.

It's a very good novel. I think there's nothing wrong with fighting a prisoner in the early stages. It's basically just looking for trouble to scare the monkeys, no matter what the reason is.

I have only read a dozen chapters. Anyway, the writing style is quite good, and the narration is not like a novice novel. Pretty good. I just don't dare to chase it. I have chased several books, but every time I catch up, I stop updating [laughs awkwardly]. The total number of this book so far is only over 200. I'm really afraid that I won't be able to finish it.

The protagonist pretends to be invincible, there are no bloody plots, and some of them are solved in a few moments. The narrative logic is clear and not procrastinating. There are no shortcomings except that it is not very fairy [laughter] Recommended