Developing the Great Northwest: I Built a City in the Gobi Desert

Qixia Town is probably laid out like this

The ancient building B&B is similar to this

Mingsha specialties, braised mutton, camel meat, salad with green onions

I feel like my taste has changed. When I first started reading this book, I simply liked the feeling that the protagonist built a city bit by bit, and then built some historical buildings or film and television buildings, but recently I wrote about this magic or something like the Corey Conference. It doesn't taste like that anymore. And it's also fantasy! The villain in the middle has a disgusting tone! The person who later came to help H still hasn't dealt with it yet! Why…

I am from Baoding, Hebei Province, and we have nine types of terrain from around the world. Including rivers, swamps, deserts, plains, forests and other places. It is a rare tourist attraction. As early as decades after the founding of New China, our small county responded to the national call. Soil was dug from various mounds. Then fill in the dry riverbed, the ones everyone knows. The river bed is dry and full of silt and sand. It is saline and alkaline land and cannot be planted at all. After filling in 3 meters of loess. The natural environment of our county has been improved through concerted efforts. Now it has been restored to the scenery that an ordinary county town should have. [So don't say anything? Desert greening is a bottomless pit. That's because you haven't invested enough. The hundreds of thousands of people in the county work hard day after day and year after year for decades. This was done directly. Man-made change of heaven and earth, wasteland, dead land. Become fertile land.

After reading Chapter 15, the author seems to be very confident. He has been writing about this bankruptcy issue without any financial knowledge. It is very embarrassing to read. It is still the same sentence. My boss has nothing to do with the money the company owes. If Xu Jiayin really pays back the money, he can pay it back for 100 lifetimes.

The author is not even willing to look up the information, relying entirely on imagination. If only the Gobi Desert were really that easy to solve.

I can't continue writing or editing this! They have already become like this, leading practitioners and they still forcefully pretend to explain! It seems annoying to explain too much (눈_눈)! I don't know if I'm going to continue waiting for the update or not. . . .

When you, the author, write about a field, you should at least understand some basic knowledge in this field. In the first chapter, I saw that you said that the protagonist's brother became the legal person of a company. Tell me, which consortium's son will become a legal person himself? It's weird that such a consortium can exist. When I saw that you wrote about a young man from a consortium becoming a legal person, I knew there was no need to read your book.

Author, when you write about conflict points, can you not write about politics? Can the Directors Guild be bigger than the national television station? Moreover, there are people behind the villain who are constantly helping, so the protagonist has to keep busy. There is no plan, and the protagonist's company has no management team. He has to take care of everything. It feels like the protagonist never stops, and things come one after another, and it is very uncomfortable to rush!