Super Island Tycoon

Many people have questioned the rapid construction speed, pointing out the lack of workers and cranes. Readers, please use your imagination! Think outside the box. This is a high-tech story; flying cars are already here, so why can't there be advanced infrastructure technology? Workers? That's incredibly lame! I haven't responded before because this is foreshadowing.

For example, regarding island development, story pacing, and other aspects, please feel free to offer any opinions or suggestions. 🙏🙏

Island-themed novels are hard to find; I hope I can keep at it.

I want to ask the author: if Earth is 1300 times the size of Earth, and its technology is at the level of World War II, do you know how many years it would take for Europe to reach China, and how many years for the United States to come? A planet that big should probably be used for writing fantasy novels. Without teleportation portals and relying on World War II technology, the army would basically die on the way.

First of all, I think the subject matter is quite good, and the beginning is also good. However, you came up with the idea of ​​writing about an island, but then you ended up getting tangentially involved with islands later on, completely deviating from the theme. We didn't see any islands at all later on, which was very disappointing. The plot developed too quickly and lacked any clear direction.

I will definitely be a eunuch. This is my pledge.

If you're watching to see the protagonist build his own island, I suggest ending the story at chapter 165. The subsequent chapters don't mention Emerald Island at all; in fact, the name remains the same, and the rest of the plot is completely different from before chapter 165.

Developing the economy first, without the ability to protect ourselves or maintain public order, with so many people moving in, it feels like a child carrying a gold brick walking through a bustling city – it's very dangerous!

I wouldn't be surprised if a military power, existing only since the early days of World War II, without satellites or nuclear warheads, were constantly waging world wars. To write such a world as urban life is a headache. What's the point of a cell phone without satellites? What's with Boeing planes? The military uses propeller planes; are military planes inferior to civilian ones?

The beginning almost reads like a self-governing country, then you suddenly become a company owner contributing to the development of your motherland. What the hell? Even an elementary school student wouldn't dare write something like this. Where's the logic?