Building a Great Nation

Is developing commercial housing in a small county town a complete scam? Why not go to Beijing, Shanghai, or Shenzhen instead? Housing prices in small counties are only a few thousand yuan per square meter now, right? Unless the protagonist can develop the economy like Shenzhen.

An interesting book 😊

I really enjoyed reading this book at first, but it got worse and worse as it went on. The characters had no business sense whatsoever, and they were evasive and avoided the important points when discussing things. Before the readers even understood what was going on, the protagonist was already making a fortune. The money they wrote about was as if it were written out of the pen, as if they were giving away as much as they wanted!

Actually, you can just read this book as a lighthearted, enjoyable read.

I just want to know who added these abnormal recommendation votes? What do they think readers are?

I don't understand why they're not sticking to traditional urban business fiction. They've even dabbled in fantasy. I'm speechless and defeated. They've been writing for over a decade, and their work is becoming increasingly unreadable. Is the trend in online novels becoming more and more unconventional? I can hardly find any readable books on Qidian's urban fiction section.

This was supposed to be a good book. There were even chapters mentioning things like the country's 5G infrastructure development, which could have been used as material. But before that was even finished, it suddenly jumped to the Immortal Realm! And then... The Immortal Realm?! Completely bewildered, I discovered the author portrayed the Immortal Realm as incredibly... Adult.

I think changing the title would be better. "Infrastructure"? China has always been invincible, so there's no need for you to go back and interfere... Even if the infrastructure section is incredibly well-written, how much more powerful can it be than present-day China? 😄

This book definitely has potential. China's infrastructure development has immense scope; even 2000 chapters wouldn't be enough to cover it all. There are so many grand projects spanning millennia, including more than five water conservancy projects comparable to the Three Gorges Dam, some even taking 10 years to build. Highway networks, railway networks, airports, bridges, and docks are also included. (Full subscription available upon release.)

None of the representative works mentioned in the author's biography are there.