
I Live in a County Town, Yet My Companies Span the Globe!
人在县城,企业却遍布全球!
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- Completed
- Length
- 750k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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⚠️ Heavy Industry, a Giant Corporation and Arms Dealer with a Private Army
Urban Fiction Is Getting Worse and Worse. Please Recommend a Truly Great Book.
Urban cultivation, everyday urban life, urban apocalypses: the quality of these settings is getting worse and worse, and the genre is declining. Urban superpowers are still barely holding up after “Slaying the Gods” brought them into the spotlight.
Novels That Leave You Completely Stunned After Reading, the Kind You Read Over and Over Again
Any genre is fine, whether it's aimed at male or female readers.
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is Rich and Has Armed Forces Overseas, Without Mindless Face-Slapping?
System and Tycoon Novels: No Masterpieces Left? Come Prove Me Wrong
Billionaire Stories: Down-to-Earth, No Showing Off, No Harem, Keep It Normal
Can you be normal for once?
Any Urban Novels with Knives, Guns, and Cannons?
Looking for something like *Son, I'm Begging You, Please Stop Starting Businesses*. I'm in a reading slump and this feels like a fresh new premise. Any similar books?
Wealthy-Protagonist Stories That Feel Realistic and Low-Key, Focused on Everyday Life
Looking for books like *Tycoon: I Met My Goddess's Best Friends During Summer Vacation After the College Entrance Exam*.
There's Not a Single Good Tycoon Novel. Disagree? Prove Me Wrong
Looking for Rich-Protagonist Stories: No Dumbed-Down Characters, Lavish Spending, No Keeping a Low Profile, and Ideally Real-Life Figures
I want a story where the protagonist gets rich from the start, with little showing off or face-slapping. Keep it somewhat realistic, with all kinds of extravagant spending, and have them gradually enter elite circles. It’d be great if real people appeared in the story, too, to make it easier to immerse myself.
Semi-Behind-the-Scenes Stories Where the Protagonist Appears but Is Very Mysterious, or Only Sends Others Out
Must have at least 10,000 readers and 1,000 reviews!!!
The Protagonist Builds an Ethical Company and Recruits Top Talent With High Salaries and Great Benefits
The protagonist starts a company that loses money, builds an ethical business, hires talented employees, and sells quality products at affordable prices that earn rave reviews. The company keeps growing, opening a chain of stores and crushing other unscrupulous bosses. (System and business-management stories)
The Protagonist Builds a Faction to Support Himself, Instead of Being Worked to the Bone
Looking for books like The Apocalypse Arrives: The Goddess School Beauty Begs Me to Kill Her.
Novels About Life in a Small County Town
I want to read books similar to Wealth Freedom, Starting by Returning to a Small County Town. The protagonist returns to a small county town and achieves financial freedom. The story mainly describes the relationship networks among the local elites in the county town. It feels quite close to reality, and I found it very moving.
Heavy Industry, Giant Corporations, Arms Dealers, and Mercenary Armies
Looking for Everyday Life Stories About the Ultra-Rich
Looking for novels about the everyday life of a wealthy tycoon.
Modern Urban Novel with a System That Rewards the Protagonist with Factions
It Feels Just Like a Real County Town: Brahmin Society
I’m looking for something similar to 85: I’m 25 and Somehow Have Four Sons. A small-town Brahmin. How should I put it? I feel like this might be based on a real person. The protagonist is a bit too ruthless, or maybe just too flirtatious. As I kept reading, I started to feel a little sorry for...
Lately I've Been Into Stories Where People Mistake the Hero for a Gang Boss, but He Only Does Good Deeds. Any Recommendations?
Wealthy Protagonist Stories: No Brain-Dead Plots or Endless Showing Off and Face-Slapping
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There is no embarrassing pretense, there is no plot of surrounding women and paying women to show off. I have read so many novels about cheating to get rich, but this one was the easiest to read. The bad news is that I read it too early and there are too few words, so I can't sleep at night [face covering]
No awkward pretense. It's relatively routine, but it also shows the strength and decisiveness of killing, which is much better than many AI articles with an eight-point or higher rating. It's just that the small details were not handled well. For example, there are multiple female protagonists. Only two now. For example, when a security group takes over, it should arrange for an elite security team to protect it. Don't rely on just a few ordinary people to protect you. Professional housekeepers, professional life assistants, business assistants, etc. Are all standard. You don't need to personally deal with many things. The author can look at the secretaries of domestic single billionaires who have several assistants. Also, is it true that the author couldn't find anything to write about about gaming? There is too much to write. Totally unnecessary
It's comfortable to look at and it's very refreshing without being awkward. His dad is also awesome. He transferred 3 million without saying a word to his son. It's just a scam [awkward laugh]
Not bad~ The system directly gives money and industry, which is cool and enough. He is decisive enough in killing and has good interpersonal relationships. It feels comfortable to look at, and there are no tiring parts, so it's great! Stay tuned for updates and look forward to the follow-up~
175 Chapters, 7.2 Rating, 56,000 reading. Heroine: Zhao Moxue (Chapter 14 Charging) Heroine: Sonia (Chapter 127 Charging) Female protagonist: Bai Ning (Chapter 146 Charging)
It's a very good book. There's nothing frustrating about it. It's very refreshing and there's nothing deliberately pretentious about it. It's very natural and the writing style is relatively smooth. The characters also have distinct personalities. It's very well written. I highly recommend it! ! !
This book perfectly explains that ordinary people have what the system should look like! Completely realistic and high-energy throughout, I wonder if the author really has a system
I haven't finished it yet, but I've read about 1/3 of it. The content is pretty good, there aren't so many pretentious things, and it's quite comfortable. It's about whether you can speak well and don't keep talking too much. There must be no mistakes in how, what, why, etc., Etc., Etc., It makes me almost sick with embarrassment. What you wrote in the front is really good, but what are you going to do next? Trump can't be so awesome. He can serve you a few dishes and drink him like this.
It's beautiful, the main character is invincible and powerful. He can really be unrestrained and dare to kill people directly. But this book has more than a hundred chapters and only eats one woman. …In short, it's better than other urban novels, but not so kind [laughs] Finished reading. Overall, this is a very good novel. There is basically no pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, and there are few plots that slap the face. It's fun from beginning to end, not frustrating, nor too brainless. The book feels of a moderate length, neither too long nor too short. It ends when it needs to be finished, and the rest of the book is just a quick summary of the unification of the world. After all, reading military and political aspects for a long time can be boring. The protagonist and others are well portrayed, and the protagonist is not a eunuch. I started reading it when the author wrote tens of thousands of words. At that time, I was thinking of reading it, but I ended up reading it straight away, reading dozens of chapters at the end, and then reading it in one go. It's very good, and I'm looking forward to the next one.
It's a very interesting book, World Brahman. I hope the author will continue to do so and not cultivate immortality or anything like that in the future.