I, the Railway Tycoon [Business Management]

[Not recommended to keep reading, the author didn't do this justice] The railway tycoon of a new world, a pioneer of the future, guardian of order in the apocalypse, god of abundant supplies, owner of steel behemoths, and beacon of hope revered by all. --Before earning those titles, Li Mu had confirmed that she was simply a hardcore fan of simulation and management games. If she had to add one more, it would be innocent bystander swept into a temporal storm. The weather was clear that day, and the temperature was just right. If Li Mu had chosen to enjoy the outdoors instead of curling up on the sofa to play games, her life might have taken a different turn. But there are no ifs. Wearing the white-haired, blue-eyed conductor skin she had designed herself, Li Mu still appeared in the game world, and watched with her own eyes as the railway station she had just built sank beneath the sea, bubbling away with a glug-glug. Li Mu: ...That's rough! In the Rain World, trains raced across the ocean, and humanity ushered in a whole new age of seafaring. In the Fog World, trains burst through the mist, running down every mutated monster without discrimination. In the Cyber World, trains brought the first ray of sunshine in their lives to the people at the bottom of society. Passenger trains were packed every day, while freight trains rumbled by laden with goods. Wheat, rice, fruit, meat, and other supplies were delivered to railway stations, then sent on to the places where they were needed. The lack of supplies finally stopped being people's nightmare. The freight trains roaring toward them brought people a new lease on life. Later, Li Mu built her railway empire, bringing