A County Town's Rise: Starting With Culture and Tourism

This one is much more reasonable than that one by Lu Ming. That one is just for the local chaebols. They are doing everything from supermarkets, plazas, construction, building materials, scenic spots, sanatoriums, schools, hospitals, hotels, beer, and agriculture. They are so greedy.

The writing is okay, but the part about Jiehu Long live Mountain is a bit taken for granted. Since Henan's program "Tang Palace Night Banquet" was released, for several consecutive years, there have been out-of-the-circle programs "Luo Shen Shui Fu", "Dragon Gate King Kong", as well as "Lantern Festival Wonderful Night", "Qingming Festival Wonderful Tour", "Mid-Autumn Wonderful Tour" and other series of works, forming a cultural phenomenon in Henan. Then these attracted the love of a large number of young people. This goodwill was transferred from online to offline, and then gradually there were "Only Henan·Drama Fantasy City", "Qingming Shanghe Garden", "Long Live Mountain Martial Arts City" and so on. Other popular offline immersive experience play locations are mostly famous cultural ancient cities, such as Xi'an and Kaifeng. It is brought about by a variety of conditions. It is impossible to say that you build a cultural tourism town and cut off the hair if you say it. People have a series of combinations of history + cultural favor and recognition + internet celebrity attributes + offline experience. I can't stand it when the university moves there [laughs awkwardly], it feels like playing house

It's okay, except that the protagonist does everything on his own, and the people hired by the company are like decorations and have no role in the drama. The whole plot is okay, at least it's not frustrating

It's better looking than those that cost one to ten yuan. Some of them cost tens of millions per day. Isn't this a joke? The routine is the same. Invest in building a factory, open a restaurant, massage parlor, snack street, hotel, shopping mall, etc. I hope it won't be too early to build the factory later.

This book is considered the best one in this genre. The investment is well written, the city's development layout is written generously, and the timeline is quite reasonable. Ninety percent of the novels in this category are about time running out, and the city has become a frontline.

Overall, this book is quite comfortable to read. There is not so much mess about construction. There is one thing. There are two newly updated chapters on the issue of university relocation. After the school agreed, the secretary, Principal Liu and the protagonist have been complimenting each other and thanking each other. Thank you several times. This part feels a little watery. I like the rest.

It's a bit lacking. This book is comfortable to read. It doesn't have so much intrigue. It's purely a construction article. It's pretty good. I have read several books next door, and almost all of them contain various scenes that create conflicts, and include pretentious and slap-in-the-face scenes that are quite disgusting.

Not bad, although it is a bit exaggerated, but this is understandable in a novel, but there are still a few suggestions I would like to make. 1. It is easy for the protagonist's group finance to use his own relatives to cause problems. 2. It is not appropriate for brothers to be vice presidents (cannot be placed in important positions, let alone given heavy power). You can give dividends to dry shares, but don't give random shares to real shares. Of course, I am making suggestions based on reality. Many novels always do this, giving shares to brothers at every turn, that is, novels. If it were reality, there would be a lot of problems.

It's good-looking, not so bloody. [Like] Come on, author.

It's okay, there's nothing violent in this book, and there's no bloody plot.