[Running a Business] [System] [Relaxing Countryside Vibes] [Career-Focused, No Romance]
Programmer Tang Xiaotang dies suddenly from overwork. She thinks she's been resuscitated, but it turns out the System has spent her popularity points to buy her a revival card. From then on, she's on the road to paying off her debt.
Determined to build a top-tier resort with the System's help and escape her corporate-drone life.
Time to get the infrastructure going: country paths, cabins in the woods, fishing platforms, orchards. Let's build it all.
She doesn't want to exhaust herself harvesting crops, so the System provides an auto-harvest golden finger.
She doesn't like a tree where it is, but can't move it, so the System provides an item that moves it with one click.
If there's no scenery, they'll create some. The System will arrange it all.
Before she knows it, the resort is looking quite impressive, and it's ready to welcome guests. First, she'll get rich, then help the whole village prosper along with her.
This guy's brainless. You do everything for him, but he doesn't do anything. Are all the villagers idiots? Putting everything else aside, just look at that glass restaurant and that fishing platform—couldn't the villagers in Haitangshu Village see them? No outsiders have entered the village. They just appeared out of nowhere.
I couldn't take it anymore by chapter six. The writing wasn't great, and I just wanted to read it as a lighthearted, business-themed story. But these chapters started to feel like they were incorporating gender stereotypes. I won't even mention the female lead's name; the use of "Xiao X" feels like a perfunctory attempt.
I quite like this simple business simulation story, but it's too short; it's not satisfying to read. I'll save up some more chapters before rereading.