A Hundred Thousand a Month: I Chop Trees Deep in the Mountains

You can read it in this book shortage, but the subject matter is quite new. I take this landline back. It's complete bullshit.

After reading more than 60 chapters, it seems that there is nothing special about the protagonist, so why can he kill wild beasts with a gun, but other lumberjacks can't? Is this forest fully contracted? Is he being hidden in a different space? No other lumber companies? Jin Chanzi's black tree knew that the other party would seek revenge on him, so why didn't he just cut it down and kill the other party? Your abilities will be blocked when you enter the forest. How dare Jin Chanzi come to your door without any equipment?

Overall, it's okay. The plot and setting are relatively novel and worth watching. The back part is a bit broken and I can't stand it anymore [grieved]

The early stage is still very good, especially the part where the dark version of the bear appears and gets along with forest animals/cutting down trees for company performance. Besides the battle, the plot is also funny, and the emotional line also includes sisters and sister-in-law. The protagonist is not a loner and needs to make money to support and protect his family. Leaving the forest later becomes almost boring.

Chapter 22 [5 stars] is from a comic. The pace is fast and good, the writing is also good, the characters are more vivid, the scene switching is more natural, the theme setting is relatively easy to understand, and the novel does not have the sense of fracture in the comic. The protagonist, Goldfinger, just doesn't have a goldfinger. He was lucky enough to eat a big evil spirit, and then became stronger... For the time being, he is generally ranked in the first tier. Chapter 68 ~ Chapter 152 [4 Stars] The protagonist is very insensitive due to the setting. His character is not very likable and he looks like a fool a lot of the time. The pace is fast, the writing is good, concise and clear, no nonsense, the reading is very smooth, sometimes it is quite funny, but sometimes it is easy to miss the details. In addition, when the villain Wang Zhong left the scene, I felt that there was something wrong with the plot. At the beginning, it was said that the Wang family was a moth. Well, this is indeed more likely, but in a family, no matter how much it is favored and how much it has an only son, it is also very brainless for the head of this family to go crazy and personally kill the protagonist's relatives instead of trying to send his subordinates first. Can such a person become a high-ranking member of the country? Are you underestimating the screening mechanism of national political struggles, or are you underestimating the IQ of readers? Moreover, no one at the same level was alert or interfered with this matter during this period. Do you want to say that the Wang family has such a great influence on the entire country? Can this country be saved? Even the plot arrangement is very uncomfortable. I thought it was pretty good at first, no nonsense, concise, but as soon as the Wang family appeared as villains, I felt very uncomfortable... It was placed in the first slot and was not saved (by Chapter 152, I no longer have the intention to listen to it, so I'll stop now)

I really think it's quite good-looking, and it's really exciting to watch. No, it's uncomfortable. First of all, the bear-infested element is very novel, but it's completely different from the original work. You may feel uncomfortable at the beginning because of the pig's feet and you don't know what your strength is, but it's much clearer later on.

The imagination is top-notch, and the setting is very attractive. You can actually draw such ingenious inspiration from "Bear Bears". If you write it with all your heart, maybe it will be on the top list. This is definitely a book worth pursuing. It doesn't matter whether it's written or not. Even if it's a running account, it's great if you can tell the story vividly and clearly. What's more, the author's writing is enough to support the sense of the picture, and it's not strenuous at all to read. It's delicious whether you eat it raw or chew it carefully. Must have five-star support

This book is very good. To be honest, it was a bit scary when I first read it, but the further I read it, the less scary it became. It was even a bit of a comedy, but to be honest, a novel that allows me to read 100 chapters in one night is unbeatable. In the later stage, the combat power is a bit weak, but in the early stage, it is okay.

"A slow-decaying book of quality desserts" The previous stories of Dongyingdao are still very good. These three stars are also because this part of the story has conflicts and expectations, which can make people ignore some unreasonable factors. There is also a star given to the author who has no trace of AI, which is very commendable, just like "Niu Lai". So what's the problem? It's Japan Island and the subsequent plot (although I can't watch it anymore) If you read along, you can clearly feel that the author's writing has changed from a "careful feeling of careful consideration" to a "relaxed feeling of writing whatever comes to mind". The plot is completely random, describing what comes to mind, and the perspective changes frequently. This has also led to complications being exposed along with: The protagonist's combat power was previously suppressed by the plot; The plot development of the story is driven solely by the safety of my sister; The character description dialogues are too casual, such as "password's xxxx" and such a nutritious dialogue; The collapse of the combat power system should have been one of the cool points, but the moose could only rely on the exclamation and unintentional triggering of the supporting characters to reflect its great power, and it quickly became a roadside legend in subsequent chapters. This also led to the large and small evils that were supposed to be the core power system to be quickly replaced by levels such as destroying cities, destroying provinces, and destroying countries. The reader himself has died of poison in Chapter 162 and is unable to judge subsequent chapters. 2026.9.2

This book is very good so far. It can reach at least the upper-middle level. It can score 9 points but not 9.5 Points. It is a little poisonous in some places. The worst thing is that the protagonist does not know the realm and has appeared in his mind many times. There are many flaws that are exposed and not handled well. Only the protagonist's single-minded materialism puts everything into technology, or genetic mutation if it doesn't work.