Western Fantasy Lord: Give Me One Silver Coin Per Person Per Day

A farmer can only earn 30 copper coins a year, and then a businessman sells a slave and gives him five gold coins, which is equivalent to 5,000 copper coins. Hahaha, he bought it without even negotiating the price. What's even more amazing is that he gave him a price of 10 gold coins 🤭 It was given by him on his own initiative. For this reason, if I don't give you five stars, I would be sorry for your efforts. There is no need to give it one or two stars, because when I see this, I know that my five points will not affect the rating of this book at all. Haha, bye, it must be very popular.

A good book that is delayed by the title, using technological inventions and systems to make unlimited money, crazy infrastructure, more than just killing, reading this work is a different kind of pleasure. For readers who like business themes, this is an absolute masterpiece. I hope the author will not be unfinished and can let the protagonist expand his pace all over the world.

Dang Lezi's novel is absolutely 5 stars, but many places that should be described rigorously are simply skipped, such as the purchase of food, how to win over businessmen to find ways to transport food here, and the rough bureaucratic system required to distribute wages. These are all not mentioned. However, this does not prevent it from becoming an excellent fun article. It is really good to read. Really, the plot the author has in mind is very good. The AI ​​writing style seems a bit crazy, but this is the feeling, this kind of crazy fun. If the author can write more hard-core, clearly describe the real economic logic, and clearly describe the governance logic, it will definitely become a good article. But, what else is there to ask for? Such an interesting article is worth reading, to be honest.

The process is compact and a lot of fun, but it's crazy

I think Goldfinger is okay, but the story is weird to read, the pace is fast but it just doesn't make you feel good.

The pinnacle of Western fantasy farming novels. It's been a long time since I've seen such a beautiful Western fantasy farming novel. Let's see if it can compare with Let That Witch Go in the later stages.

It's actually very good! But it's also a little bit poisonous. Come on, author. If it's on the new book list, there will be many studios that will give it bad reviews. I hope you can work hard! [Note][Note]

It's not as poisonous as I imagined. I don't know the reason for the low rating. The slow-paced farming and industrial revolution are okay. The background is like Game of Thrones. I'm still interested in watching it now that I can watch it. Finally, there is the big week that has appeared now. I don't know how it will develop in the future. I have seen that Western magic and Eastern fantasy like Hogwarts cannot be well integrated. I can only say that there may be poisonous points. Let's see.

I watched more than 20 of them and I thought they were pretty good. It would have been better if there was no female protagonist.

I give it five out of five stars. It fits my reading interests very well. Farming articles will always be my favorite. The rhythm of the novel suits me very well. I must keep the rhythm of development. I have read a lot of farming articles, and they have become articles about fighting for hegemony. Fighting for hegemony is not the main theme, farming is. Fighting for hegemony is just for better farming, so I must keep the rhythm of farming and development.