
Building Infrastructure in a Chaotic Era
穿到乱世搞基建
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Truly Independent and Self-Reliant Strong Female Leads
Strong female leads with career storylines, not brainless wish fulfillment. If you don't like stories where the woman is strong but the man is even stronger, move along.
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Infrastructure-building stories are the best! How could anyone who likes infrastructure and farming stories be a bad person!!
Building and Farming Stories I Read and Enjoyed
I lean left politically. If you transmigrate to ancient times, don’t start a rebellion, or you’ll get an electric drill up your chrysanthemum. Nation-building, farming, and advancing the country through science and technology.
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My Favorite Feel-Good Power Fantasies with Strong Female Leads, Recommended
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I Read a Bit of Everything, Ongoing Updates
A little bit of everything: infrastructure-building, empresses, daily life, farming, healing, business, obsessive and lovesick characters. I've bought almost all of them, across multiple accounts. Updated September 16.
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Empresses and Female Rulers: Growth, Development, Farming, Daily Life, and Nation-Building
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All kinds of genres, and every single one is good??
Completed Historical Fiction
Stories told primarily from the male lead's perspective, where he returns to an earlier dynasty and builds up the infrastructure. Some of them have him ascend the throne.
Ancient Court Intrigue
The heroine vies for power in ancient times.
Romance Novels I Absolutely Love
Romance that isn't all clingy and mushy. 1: Good. 2: So-so. 3: Funny.
Patriotic Worldbuilding
All stories about nation-building and patriotism that I’ve read
Infrastructure Building
The genuinely good ones.
Great Ancient-Era Kingdom-Building Stories
Infrastructure-building stories that keep you immersed and have intelligent protagonists
Mostly No-Couple Stories, with a Few That Might Have Romance
If the writing is excellent, I'm fine with a little romance now and then. The setting, logic, and emotional flow should feel natural and immersive.
Historical Transmigration
Travel back to ancient times to take the imperial exams, build infrastructure, invent things, get exiled, rebel, or become emperor or empress.
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Reading List, 11.7
November 7, 2022
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The ending was too hasty and there were many details left unwritten. The ending of the Chai family was not revealed. Although it was said that it was definitely a coincidence, it was not written out. There was also very little narrative about the son and daughter. It was not shown concretely that Beibei could control the army, so it was just left out. There were also changes in the court and he did not go to court. Although the courtiers should not have refuted it too much, they only made a brief mention of it, which was really true to the heroine. It feels more like win-win cooperation and not particularly deep feelings. Mu feels like he is outside this world and will leave at any time. Although he controls the world, he does not care about everything here including the heroine. His kindness to the heroine is more like having someone to deal with the aftermath. This person is his wife. In an equal relationship, it is more natural to do this. Unlike a partner, he is more like the logistics minister? But Mu is the light of redemption in the heroine's life. The feeling that he does not belong to this world and will disappear, should this still be described, right? , Just like the problem with the previous God of War, the author always mentions it in one stroke at the end. In the past, the author's article was generally good, with a clear beginning and end, but now it ends without even clearing the end.
The ending is a little rushed, and I feel like a lot of it was not explained clearly and it was just summed up in one go. At least 20 chapters were compressed.
I finished reading it in a few days. It's really good. It's really rare to have a logical protagonist who will encounter difficulties in the struggle for hegemony. Many people think that the emotional line is not good. I think it's actually quite good. I'm going to read the author's other works.
Is this gone? It feels a bit like an anticlimax.
The protagonist doesn't care, we care about the future generations. Side story, wow, wow, wow.
From the time Beibei was five or six years old until he was twelve years old, the couple didn't see each other for seven years. And this ending is even more rushed than Buzhoushan. It feels like at least 20 chapters have been compressed.
Damn, I'm digging a hole for everyone. Although I know there is no extra story, I still want to express my desire to read comments from future generations. As a result, I failed to verify it twice. I clicked too quickly and there were few answers. I was so angry that I couldn't comment. I planned to read the author's other books (select the text and read the copy, not the author's name). I took a closer look at the work, then looked at the name, and realized, Yulong 2 is not out yet? I actually want to watch Return of the Soul 3 (even though I know it won't be released, I'm still looking forward to it). Look, look, you're such a fool in my eyes.
It's a really good article. I felt refreshed physically and mentally after reading it in one breath. Wow!
Finish spreading flowers The overall story is very exciting, but there is a feeling that it stopped abruptly. It is said to be an infrastructure article, and I feel that combat accounts for the majority of it, although the writing about combat is also quite good.
The meaning is not finished yet, the ending ends abruptly, it feels like a lot of things have been brushed off in one go, which is uncomfortable.