A Simple Life on an American Ranch

Let's summarize. Opening a gym in the US attracts celebrities, directors, supermodels, and billionaires who fawn over it, even being persuaded by the main character to eat Chinese food. After returning to China, he opened a fitness club, and officials, leaders, and wealthy people from all walks of life came to fawn over him. Living a carefree life on a farm in America with her family.

I've discovered that the protagonists in all of this author's books are hypocritical and sanctimonious. This one even claims to be about ranch life, but it's all a sham. I can't stand the constant trope of him taking people into his space as slaves. Shouldn't a protagonist at least be decent? He's just using his space to do whatever he wants, keeping humans as slaves. It's disgusting. Does this kind of trash deserve to be a protagonist?

This is a true example of something not living up to its promise. It's a betrayal from the very beginning. It seems like it took 40 chapters to reach the farm, and then, thinking that having a special space would allow for the production of high-quality ingredients and a path to wealth, it turns out to be full of problems with the domestic environment.

You make money in America and spend it in China, so you're paying taxes to both sides! I admire your skill.

The beginning claimed the protagonist was intelligent, but he ended up working at a restaurant, and despite having a cheat ability, he never bothered to research or read classical texts, nor did he have the courage to experiment on his own. And the ranch storyline… emmm, I thought it would be a party where everyone goes out together, but it turns out to be about exploiting slaves and farming.

The most compelling aspect of this book is its portrayal of life both within and outside of China; it's best read in a more selective manner.

It's supposed to be a simple ranch life story, but then the Cynics create a new world where they become god-kings, completely deviating from the theme and making it unwatchable.

No Chinese person is good. This is far worse than the first book; it's too full of hostility! This groveling to foreigners is too much; it's true that the moon is always brighter in foreign countries! Even the Boers in South Africa are better than the Chinese 😅 just because the Boers have white skin? Has the author ever even met a Boer?

I have absolutely no idea what they're writing; it's completely illogical.

Please drop this story immediately after chapter 300; the rest will be incredibly disturbing. They put a bunch of kids into a spatial dimension but left two behind, telling the police their accomplices were looking for the missing protagonist. And there are no security cameras in the hotel corridor? This is truly toxic!