The Boundless Ranch

Ranch stories can actually have a market if written well, but you need to have a positive message, focus on rural life, and don't have too many pets, just two or three. Add some horse racing and hunting, and one or two foreign villains.

I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters; the author's bias was too obvious. It seemed like the author was suggesting that everything in China be circulated elsewhere. A "you're good, I'm good, we're all good" attitude.

How can there still be these American Dream ranch stories? Do other ethnic farms still exist in America? Dream on! Even if you're lucky, they might not be able to buy seeds, and even if you have a bumper harvest, you can't find anyone to transport it—it'll all rot in the ground! Wake up! In America, a country teeming with tycoons and capitalists, even the mafia is considered benign. If you want to scavenge for food, go back to your mother's womb and start over.

I haven't been able to read anything good since "High Mountain Ranch." There's still a market for this kind of writing.

There was a book that was banned before, I think it was written by the same author who had a ruthless, bandit-like style? It was really exciting...

He's an experienced author, so why is his writing getting increasingly ridiculous?

In the United States, isn't the first thing to do with space to traffic drugs and smuggle?

1 - I unexpectedly obtained something, which contains a space with special effects fountains. 2 - There was a very valuable antique inside, which was then sold through a warehouse-like Taobao-style method. 3 - They made a lot of money and bought a ranch. 4. Feed your pet spring water, and your pet will become very intelligent.

Is this book a gathering place for virtuous people? I haven't read it yet, but it seems like a lot of people in the comments section are biased.

The author loves America more than Americans do.