In the Chaotic Five Dynasties, I Have a Dou of Rice That Keeps My Granary Overflowing

Each flower is in his own eyes, I think it is quite beautiful, and it is a rare fine grain.

It's okay, it's quite delicately written. But it's not a violent attack, it's a steady attack. But did the woman in Chapter 60 really experience famine? How come the rice balls dropped on the ground were thrown directly to the livestock? Although it is to highlight the material wealth of the civilians living under the city of the protagonist, if you think about it, people who have experienced famine years in their lives will at least eat the non-polluted ones instead of throwing them away. It was overwritten and became a minor poisonous point (I suggest the author change it, otherwise it would be a bit deliberate). But overall it's still very good and deserves five stars. If you have seen too many people who push troops quickly, you can take a look at those who have a steady and steady farming style.

It's okay, you can take a look if you have the patience, it's too idealistic. Well, it's normal though. It's impossible for a novel to be too detailed.

Five-star support, not too bad, and the writing is smooth.

It's okay🉑, there are no female characters who constantly describe their figure and good looks.

There are cheats for traveling through time, but they are more of a auxiliary role. The male protagonist's planning part is quite exciting. The suspected female protagonist (Lin Banxia) is not very impressive. I wonder if it is to highlight the male protagonist, so that a person who has gradually grown into a female wife can still stay in the house and serve tea and water for the male supervisor. Can't Qingshan County recruit maids who specialize in work? Or is it just to cultivate feelings together? But I feel that apart from having a good background (the princess of the former dynasty), there is really nothing outstanding about her portrayal. On the contrary, in order to highlight the male protagonist, sometimes I feel that the female wife introduced by the male protagonist is weakened. To sum up, it can be said that she is a female wife, but she acts more like a maid from a good background. The description of the emotional line is a failure. I feel that Su Mei's portrayal is better than her. I hope she is not the heroine. I accept staying in ancient times and developing a grander dynasty and then opening a harem or no cp, but I hope I don't favor one person exclusively (Pinellia)

It's pretty good-looking, and the characters are well-drawn. Faster, faster, faster

I love reading cool articles, they are so good. The blood is boiling!

It's very good. It feels very good step by step. It's not like being awesome right away. The system is just an auxiliary. The most important thing is to look at people's hearts. The protagonist is very good. There is no superfluity and it is a battle of wits and courage. It is very suitable for the time of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Come on, come on. There are just a few updates.

The writing is okay, and you can read it by filtering out some poisonous points. For example, the business protagonist followed the business woman there. However, this can explain the need to open a new map. The protagonist goes there to expand his horizons. However, in the early stage, a small town, recruiting troops, buying horses, and so on, the horizons are indeed a bit too limited. It depends on how the protagonist will use his status as a court to make a fuss.