The Leisurely Life of an American Ranch Owner

The updates are too slow. The author should write several more chapters a day.

Animals smarter than humans, vote

How do you read this place where two chapters are missing in the east and five in the west? I always thought 7 o'clock was pretty good, but now it feels a bit rubbish.

This book is strange; I noticed several chapters are missing. It was tiring to read.

The beginning was alright! Although the story was clichéd and the characters were stereotypical, it was still relatively stable! But the middle part clearly started to fall apart, with the constant repetition of collecting small animals, and it was hard to see what was so appealing about these animals!

I don't particularly like the protagonist's ranch being opened to tourists. Their presence, while bringing a tiny bit of profit, results in a massive amount of trash, causing enormous damage to the ranch's environment and a decline in the quality of its produce.

Pig's feet prefer even numbers, as do many other animals.

Another tourism development project! How can we not do it?

Imagine the protagonist driving an F650, the size of a Jiefang truck... The image is too beautiful to bear.

The subject matter is excellent! If you're going to write about anything, write about a large-scale ranch! Writing about hundreds or thousands of small ranches is exhausting for you, and I don't enjoy it! I hope the next book comes soon!