The Silent Farm

Seeing the beauties appearing one after another become the favor of the protagonist's patrons, I didn't really want to read on. I couldn't accept such an aggressive writing about his subordinates taking away the women who had dealt with him or had some contact with him. If it were me, I would have made it look like the protagonist found a wife in China, and then briefly mentioned what the wife's name was and what she looked like. Because I wrote about a beautiful woman who appears next to the protagonist, even if I don't accept it, it's fine. If my subordinates accept it, can I still have sex with her? In addition, I also had to deal with the process of chasing beautiful women and protecting beautiful women. I was even more upset. Is this showing off to me? The above is purely my personal opinion, please don't reply with the idea that you want to watch Harem, watch something else, or write your own book. . .

At the beginning, I had a net worth of hundreds of millions, both my parents were dead, and nine properties. How could I, a poor loser, continue to read... I gave up...

By the way, people who read the first dozen or so chapters really want to abandon the article, but the rest is better. Isn't it said now that only the first three golden chapters can retain people? The protagonist arranged by the author at the beginning is not simply stupid. His thoughts are all made casually without any investigation.

When mercenaries attack the farm, shouldn't the protagonist kill them instantly? Didn't he strengthen his air control ability after being kidnapped? Still confronting mercenaries?

The protagonist's sales income tax is paid based on 20% of sales, rather than the profit after deducting various costs. In the real industry, few can make profits exceeding 20%. Taxes based on sales are three to five points or even lower. In the book, a set of tax laws is tailor-made for the protagonist. Others will go bankrupt if they can't handle it.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I really can't stand it anymore.

After looking at a few pictures, I found out: the protagonist is a boy who throws money around. He pays at least double the money for buying things. Everything is sold at the lowest price. The money he throws away is cheap for foreigners 😰 What kind of image does the author want to create?!

No common sense, random writing, Holy Mother, fifty cents

A chronicle-style novel, not suitable for bookworms

There should be some problem with the male protagonist's IQ, couldn't the author make a change? How can we respect privacy? Is it true that no one will be suspicious of this obvious phenomenon of black technology?