Growing Stronger Starts with Becoming a County Magistrate

The first fifty chapters are quite interesting. It can be seen that the author has a certain writing style and can tell good stories But the writing is too hasty. Many things need to be explained in detail, and there is no explanation at all, such as people's livelihood, farming, realm, large and small maps, professional characteristics of each sect, etc. What I read is in the clouds. It has been 300 chapters. I have no idea about this. The world, the understanding of Fengjiang City is still vague It is said that the dream is to be the mayor, and farming is an important plot. As a result, I have been practicing fighting, and there are only a few touches on people's livelihood construction. Farming is originally to support the mid-term transition in the early stage. With the current realm of the protagonist and the speed of climbing, with such a sect pillar-level combat power, how about turning around and talking about farming in detail? Already rotten The most serious thing is the numerical value. How big is your city? Can you spare three hundred young men and do so many things to increase your reputation by tens of thousands each time? You said that most of these 300 young and strong people have wives, and if you include the old, weak, sick and disabled, it is not too much to give you 1,500 people. One person at a time is considered 100, 150,000, right? With the protagonist's frequency of doing things, doesn't he just break a million easily? In the early stage, 1,500 were unlocked, and by the time the ruins of the Great Zhou Dynasty were unlocked, it was already 200,000. When you realize the problem, why don't you just blur it out and forget about it, and why do you have to mention it again and again? How big is the world? Wen Dao Butcher sat on the boat until the protagonist needed it before he appeared. Have you ever considered it? In a world of cultivating immortals, how many months does it take to work as a means of transportation? What map is this? The protagonist has already punched the golden body and kicked the fugue. With a pen, he can reach Dongzhou, Middle-earth Divine Continent, and Nanjing. Can you still get stuck in the protagonist's realm? We've reached the tenth floor soon. How many chapters can I write about the advanced map of the Earth God Continent in your article? How many chapters can be written on this vast continent? The writing was really good at the beginning. The story design, background description, and villain pressure were all in place, but it changed as I wrote it. Occasionally, some poisonous points are trivial, but the content should be basically smooth and not make the readers frown The author should consider it more carefully based on the outline.

Are you a fake county magistrate? Since you are an official, you have to look like an official. Why don't you take advantage of the power of the court? Do you have to do it alone? It's not like they are in troubled times, the court where the protagonist lives is still very powerful! The author writes that the imperial court is retarded. Is an official with a luck system so easy to kill? And abandoning a county magistrate at will... Then where is the majesty of this court? Won't other officials feel chilled? It's completely like wearing the skin of an official to forcibly highlight the protagonist Goldfinger and forcibly create plot conflicts! The protagonist has no sense of existence in it at all. What is the difference between him and a puppet?

After reading dozens of chapters, I was either on the way to fight or on the way to save my life This understanding, after all, is the domain of Chen Pingan in the vast world. Just like Chen Pingan's cave in the beginning, it attracted all kinds of gods However, a county is full of mud roads, why don't they build roads? Looking at the several fights you described, the scenes you described were basically mud roads, mud pits, and big holes made with a sword on the road. As a county magistrate, why don't you fill in the details when fighting? Are you fighting inside the scene and not repairing the damaged houses? Not going to compensate? No money? I still have the nerve to say that other counties don't treat the people of Fengjiang as human beings, but I am not the same. And after all, there are tens of thousands of people in a county, right? It was a county town, not a village. A one percent increase in happiness index equals a hundred reputations. A person's increase of one hundred and ten people equals one thousand, and one hundred people equals ten thousand. After doing so many huge things, the result is two thousand, three thousand, seven or eight thousand. Are you here to make a joke? This is not a county. This is just a small village with a population of a few dozen households. You still have the nerve to say that you were in the department before you time traveled. With what you did after the war, you probably weren't an errand boy for the village committee in a village with only a dozen or so households before time travel, right? (Most people like to watch your fights. I read the book because of the title of your book to see how you deal with it after the war. I don't know if anyone remembers a passage in a chapter: Li Tieniu looked at a big crack on the roadside in front of the door (the protagonist cut it with a sword during the battle) and thought about finding time to fill it. How many days have passed?) Don't say you have no money, a few copper plates and a few silver taels can solve things, and a pill can be exchanged for a lot. No one? Do we need monks to build roads? The book describes how money is more important than life. If you have money, are you still worried about not being able to recruit people? The policeman threatens to find no one but doesn't say anything. It's not that he has no money to build roads and infrastructure, but he can't recruit people. It's funny. Author, I don't mean to criticize you. You are really poisoning me. In your previous life, your dream was to be the mayor, or to be born in a department. As a result, this is what happened after time travel? If other counties don't treat the people of the feudal frontier as human beings, how can the author be regarded as a human being? He is just a lamb for the protagonist to practice.

You deserve it. You wrote more than 1.3 Million words and it's still V3. The realm is stuck for 10 minutes. After killing the big monster with one punch, no one will show off. There are at least two benefits to showing the saint with few people. 1. Let the ordinary people know that the county magistrate is an awesome boss. (You don't care if he only has 10 minutes.) It makes the people feel at ease. It will also be easier for the protagonist to do his work later. 2. Deterring potential opponents can make them throw a trap, at least the minor characters will not dare to jump in front of the protagonist. But what did I see? How can it be better if you don't know how to write your grades?

I personally feel that Shenmu is a very small county with very few people. Each person can get 100 points for a 1% increase. The entire county only provides 10,000 or 20,000 points. It can be seen that a county has a few hundred people at most, and a kingdom only has dozens of counties, which is tens of thousands of people. It is about the same size as a town now. The more I look at it, the more embarrassing it becomes. It feels like a child playing house.

After reading the introduction of the title of the book, I thought about being a county magistrate in the world of cultivation, rescuing the most humble people, solving the people's demands, restoring people's livelihood, slowly accumulating, and getting rid of the oppression of cultivators. To be honest, it kind of touched the hidden excitement of being a flower farmer. But. . . . I also know that one must have strength first to develop with peace of mind, but the previous chapters I read are all about fighting for opportunities, and there may be a little less interspersion with restoring people's livelihood. There is no big problem with the writing. In short, it gives me the feeling that this book is set to focus on strength first and people's livelihood as a supplement. It's just that the author set the system to be bound to the county, which is closely related to the protagonist's strength. There is no such content in so many previous chapters, so it is a bit regretful. This is a bit of a pity for me.

I have read Chapter 222, but I haven't seen any urban development measures or people's livelihood development measures in Fengjiang County. I only see the protagonist showing off. The residents of Fengjiang County only refer to the residents in the city, and the villagers are not included?

What the hell, the identity of this county magistrate feels dispensable, what is the difference between this and a gangster?

I've read ten chapters, and I don't know how you kept reading. They're all Shen Nong.

That's it, IQ is online? I admit that you are decisive in killing and your IQ is online. You must be treating the readers as fools.