Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Become a City Lord: One Yuan in Daily Subsidies for Everyone

I've finished reading it. The early writing in "The Village" is very good, but the span is a bit too broad and too idealistic. Those who like to read mindless and refreshing articles can read it, but those who like to read history should not read it. This is not a history book. This is a funny and mindless article.

The protagonist gave me a sense of deja vu as if I had not attended nine years of compulsory education.

The writing is good, the writing is very candid, and it is more in line with realistic logic. Although it is a little slow at the beginning, the plot is very compact later on, and a story is really told with great care, without redundant plot or word count. I give you full marks and raise your rating a bit. The protagonist is still too kind. If I were a hundred years later, I would only be able to see black people and white people in museums.

An idea that is both conservative and advanced, a subtle change, unrealistic but full of beautiful imagination, a strange student of our teacher. Overall four stars, the writing is average but a bit on the high side, but this path does not seem to require passionate writing, a beautiful but unrealistic future... Generally speaking, it is worth watching, but it is a bit bland.

Curious about what this mall can sell? No cooked food is sold. Why doesn't the protagonist buy corn, potatoes and sweet potatoes?

The writing is really good, but people who like to watch wars probably won't like to read this kind of story, and it's more of a farming and development story, and um it's a bit funny or a bit amusing. It can't be read as a serious history or war novel. Well, it's a farming and development system, which is okay, and in this kind of independent track, it's quite good. In this, um, niche track, I can only say that it is the best of the best, so to speak.

The reason for the low rating may be that people are now turning to the right in their thinking, and the audience for this kind of Datong society is very small. At the same time, this name may also attract some historical readers, and then discover that the content is not actually written as pure history. But it can't hide the fact that this is a very good story. I think it should be called "The Republic of Han"

Not bad, it's rare to see a book about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Let's write it from another angle. It is much better than the previous barbaric writers who killed indiscriminately and then sat on the throne to accept three kowtows and nine bows.

Although it is a bit taken for granted, the writing is okay, and the protagonist seems to be practicing the Mohist theory. People are working for the country, and receiving subsidies is the same as receiving work points (heavy industry). Although it is greedy for population, it does not want people to die, and it also aids other forces (general love). It does not actively attack others and will only fight back if the other party attacks (non-offensive). Although it is to unlock the golden finger to establish the Academy of Sciences, it is indeed a virtuous one. I will wait and see if my guess is correct.

This book is a rare book with a normal outlook. Although some plots are added to cater to some Screwdriver readers, this book is generally written by people with poor minds. This book is exactly dystopian, and it is basically a way for humans to truly move towards the future, allowing those who don't understand to see what real conquest and replacement are. So I still believe that those red and green ones will inevitably be eliminated by humans, just like public telephone booths and button machines were eliminated.