I would like to read a book similar to "Inheriting the Barren Mountains: Directly Transforming 10A-level Scenic Spots". Have you seen anything similar recently?
First of all, I would like to emphasize the following two aspects: 1. I prefer fantasy, apocalyptic, loss, weird, Three Kingdoms, and historical writings, but I can't find a book that suits my liking. I didn't click on the name of this book for a long time when I saw it, but I couldn't stop it after I opened it. This is the second time I have read an article on the theme of scenic spot renovation. 2. My starting point is to hope that this book will be better, and also to cheer up the author (maybe not necessary hahaha). I think that in the Internet age, as an expressor, if other strangers are willing to spend time on you and your works, then whether it is criticism or praise, the expresser should objectively examine it, change it if it is found, and treat it as fart if it is not. 3. Due to the first point above, the following opinions represent only my personal opinion! Only represent me personally! Me personally! Okay, the armor stacking is completed and the output begins. It took me a few hours to read it in one go, and I am in a better mood, so I will comment in detail on the book I have read. 1. The subject matter is novel and the thinking is unique. I originally wanted to try reading two chapters, but I found a masterpiece. The author's peculiar thinking makes it unnecessary to emphasize that "the development of tourism in this world is lower than that of the earth". The scenic spots such as Holy Spirit Mountain, Mingyue Village Carp Pond, Butterfly Valley, Hope Cliff (Xihou Road), Thunder Forbidden Land, Peach Blossom Spring, Taohua Temple and Luoxian Lake are ancient and immersive. 2. The plot is full and progresses step by step. The author's grasp of the full text is also commendable. The plot is full and not procrastinating. The appearance of new attractions one after another not only attracts tourists in the book, but also pricks the hearts of readers outside the book. The core setting of the author to advance the plot is the system. Because of the existence of the system, the protagonist almost only needs to provide ideas, reputation and praise to implement the idea and turn it into reality. In this case, the author also gives a detailed description of the number of tourists and how to improve the reputation of the scenic spot, forming a closed loop of "increase reputation - tourists visit - increase reputation and praise - transform the scenic spot - improve reputation -...". 3. Although there are shortcomings, the flaws cannot hide the advantages. I read a lot of long comments in the book review section, and I often open paragraph reviews while reading. Let's summarize it below. Currently, there is no falling in love, no cliche plot of pretending to be a slap in the face, and no becoming a rich brother (or even a negative brother hahaha), so there is actually a problem. In the later period, the protagonist's debt has been paid off, and there is no need to spend money to create and maintain the attractions. So what is the role of money in the later period? I am looking forward to how the author will design it. Personally, I think there are no bad points, but there is one bad point. Because the author is strong in writing, readers will inevitably be drawn into the characters in the book, so the upfront wages and prices may need to be supplemented. To be honest, even in a fourth-tier county, if you pay a few hundred for food and housing a month, you may not find anyone to work, and he is still a young and powerful man; and there is a high probability that a few hundred people will not hire a dance troupe of more than ten people to dance. Unknowingly, I began to compare this article with the first book I read, "I Have a House of Horrors" (if they count). They are not the same subject, but the descriptions of the scenic spots are each different and wonderful! Five-star praise is given. Come on, the author!