Thirty Thousand a Month? I’m Risking My Life Mining Rare Earths in Africa!

This is my first time trying to write urban literature. I am very familiar with Southeast Asia and Africa. I hope that this unique perspective and the African version of the protagonist's experience as a beautiful woman can bring readers a different feeling. A real wild Africa. The protagonist has grown from a 996 social animal to an overseas powerful. Are you willing to grow up with him? Many crises, femme fatales, sinister bosses, greedy warlords, a system and culture completely different from China's, heavy-tasting African beauties... Various traps, Chinese men should strengthen themselves. 😎

This book is very interesting. Due to the author's unique narrative technique, in case some readers do not understand the plot, I will give a brief introduction. The protagonist worked in a Southeast Asian country in his early years. He was attracted by the daughter of the boss behind the company and a local warlord, and they got married. Later, he was sent to Africa on a business trip, and by chance he became the leader of a local warlord. He resisted the evil forces (the evil rotten persimmon was not allowed to write anything) and finally achieved success. It is worth mentioning that the warlord's daughter currently seems to be the final boss. The entanglements, bitterness and bitterness in it are difficult to describe in one sentence and need to be understood by the readers themselves. The author's writing style seems to be wild and unconstrained, but in fact it has a clear main line and solid writing style. He has a unique thinking about life and a reasonable story framework. The characterization is a major feature. The whole story is wild in style, but it contains a lot of philosophy and many moving parts. If you read it carefully, it feels like tasting a pot of thick beef soup, with all kinds of flavors in it, which is difficult to describe in a word. To avoid spoilers, I won't say much more. It's a very beautiful work, highly recommended.

I have read a lot of books, but there are very few with African themes. This one is good. Chapters 21, 22, and 35 are simply amazing! Very exciting and not to be missed.

This is the first time I have seen African literature, it is really different. Dark-skinned beauties are also beauties [admiration] and are very beautiful. Warlords fighting for hegemony or something like that would be even better. Enjoyable! I went back and read it carefully, and felt that this book was really unsatisfactory. Super nice.

Quite fresh and natural. Good. Twenty-one widows in Phnom Penh fight for pensions and make people laugh to death. The protagonist personally executed "Yu Ji" who betrayed him, which made people cry.

Very well written and engaging. It must be rated five stars.