Feeding the Lilliputians, the System Begs Me to Succeed as the God of Wealth

Overall, it's very good. Don't be too harsh in the comment section. You really haven't seen the comparison. Based on my reading time, I can make an objective evaluation. Although this book has some minor flaws, it is really rare in this genre. Other books of this type have male protagonists who lust after women in Lilliput or historical empresses. , There are also the types of super saints and masters of making money, and there are also people who incarnate into a small world and become local emperors. In the real world plot, they are more like a laborer and are still suffering in the real world. In comparison, this book is already very good. The protagonist of this book is rich and has nothing to worry about, such as slapping the best relatives in the face. At present, the main candidates are the God of Wealth, and directly give things to the villains inside so that they can believe in the protagonist and gain the power of faith. Therefore, in the early stage of escaping from famine and lack of water, when everyone is about to starve to death, the protagonist directly gives them houses and other things and food, and waits for them to be skinny and free. It takes a long time to finish it by yourself, and it will be more shocking this way. Otherwise, if you give them a few bucks and let them do it by themselves, who will believe you? Although it feels like feeding your own pets when the time comes, I am happy to see this kind of thing, feeding little people, how interesting it is.

Generally speaking, it's quite ok, cultivate it, but you can't always give it, and you may feel that it's taken for granted when the time comes.

There are quite a few minor bugs, but the advantage is that the subject matter is novel and you can watch it without getting hung up on the details. I sometimes wonder if we on earth are "raised" in captivity, similar to how the heroine raises little people, except that we are used as "test subjects", while the heroine is more like raising pets.

When the heroine has money, she treats the villain as if she were a pet, but there's nothing wrong with it. Unlike many people who use this system to solve the problem of making money

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, it's so beautiful. Maybe it's because it's not very popular. The author didn't have much energy at the end of the writing and just lost it [face covering], but it doesn't stop this book from being really beautiful. The author will keep up the good work.

Good, good, good, good.

Very nice text

Not enough! Looks good! ! !

The unit story is too long, with more than 100 chapters. What about the second world?

Uh-huh, I've already decided for the author to finish the update to a thousand chapters [rolls eyes]

It looks good, but it looks like it was suddenly castrated from behind.

Very interesting, just like the Sims

It's as interesting as raising a pet

Overall, it's okay. The writing is a bit immature at the beginning, but it gets better later on. The ending is very abrupt, but you can read it when you're bored.

Very interesting idea, cultivation system

It's a super nice and refreshing article. Remember, don't be too smart. Don't be too smart. Don't be too smart! ! ! Say important things three times