[Tycoon] [Infrastructure] [Population] [Returning Home to Start a Business] [Revitalizing the County] [Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger]
After four years of struggling in Shanghai, caught up in cutthroat competition and the 996 grind, Su Ze had no savings and was in such poor health that he felt like an old man.
To save his own life, Su Ze quit his job in a fit of anger and returned to his hometown.
By chance, he was bound to the County Treasure Chest Development System. It opened 5,000 treasure chests every day, and the greater the population, the higher the quality of the chests.
The catch was that anything obtained from the chests could only be used within the county.
I’m the richest man in the county, and you still won’t let me spend money wherever I want?
So Su Ze set out to transform the small county: buying buildings and land, repairing roads, and building factories, hospitals, and schools...
Faced with everyone’s doubts, Su Ze smiled. “I just want my money to be put to better use and to create a utopia everyone dreams of living in!”
Years later, a reporter asked Su Ze, “How did you turn a tiny county town barely on the map into an international metropolis with a population of twenty million?”
Su Ze smiled calmly. “Maybe I just got the urge. Maybe it was fate.”
Exploding lights! It's a blast, my latest mental snack. I like the infrastructure and interpersonal relationships in this book. I feel that the author writes it close to real life and uses a system that is just right for a strong sense of immersion. The overall story is very coherent. Each chapter tells how many things the protagonist has done in each chapter. There is no general empty description. The story is very dense. I haven't read this type of shocking novel in a long time. I must give it five stars.
The subject matter of the novel is novel, the protagonist is decisive and wise, anti-involution and anti-routine, and it is fun to watch the farming infrastructure in one go
IQ online, logical and smooth, recommended
It's okay, but I can't stand it anymore. I've read a few books and they're basically the same 🤦
It's very beautiful and comfortable. The plot is down to earth. It's a rare good book.