Developing Another World? Leave It to Great Huaxia

It's okay to read the male protagonist as a female, but it's not a cool novel. The protagonist's ability is time and space? The ability has not been cultivated, or it has not been demonstrated. As soon as he learned the language of another world, he went to build a city, but he couldn't protect his city and his men without fail. He armed his soldiers with guns, but the equipment was old antiques. It would be okay if his ability was only to travel through doors, but he could travel at will and still have space, but he didn't empty out the arsenals of other countries. When he fought against the mercenary group that caused trouble, he knew about tactical nuclear bombs and rockets, but when fighting ordinary beasts, he forgot that the army was not a mercenary group, and it could also cause casualties among his own people. Liu's description was too girly and slipped away.

The first thing that readers see is the feeling of having to go home and ask your parents to help support you. But I clicked in to fill in the setting details, alien system, territory development, and power entanglements. After watching it for a long time, it was enjoyable and not exciting enough. The overall power has not changed much. One thing is that the protagonist is not strong enough! ~Furthermore, there is no writing about the great benefits brought by the influence of the territory's citizens to the protagonist. Where are the benefits~ Where is the irreplaceability of the territory's citizens. Goldfinger relies on the protagonist's training and is hindered by the territory's development. His personal transcendence and the suppression of the army feel that his development is limited. The plot is okay, but it feels like there are a lot of supplementary settings and back-end plots in the front, and the main target line is a bit confusing. A lot of details describe how to deal with it and put it aside (the ethnic majority of the territorial population) personal opinion

I found that the authors of many good books I have read recently are very active in the comment area. It is very comfortable to talk to them. At least they have checked the information. Unlike the ancient and refreshing articles I usually read, they are not irrational.

It looks good, but I don't know if there will be scenes with the female protagonist in the future. If so, I hope it will be some comrades-in-arms kind of thing. Just don't ruin the tone of the whole story just for the sake of emotional scenes.

This book is very strange in its setting.

Overall very good. It is recommended that the author does not complete the application yet, and can continue to update when the time comes. Why don't you stop it first [sending my heart]

It's so beautiful. The author's thinking is logical and logical.

By cooperating with the country and keeping the three views correct, development will be on the right track. The protagonist also has brains and is decisive in his actions. The disadvantage is that the technical aspects are written in too detail, giving it the feel of a science student. I hope there will be more changes in the lives of people in other worlds, the cooperation and hostility of various forces, and the cooperation and hostility of various races. More descriptions of civilians, warriors, and mages from other worlds being directly or indirectly affected, both good and bad! Come on!

It's been more than forty chapters, but I haven't seen any development in the protagonist's territory. The protagonist has been talking to the mercenary army, and not a single civilian has appeared. What are you doing?

It's a pity that the author's writing skills do not support it.