I’m a Landowner in the Arctic Circle

Taxes can bankrupt this idiot? Don't kids these days have any common sense? Don't they know there's a tax called land tax? In capitalist countries, guess why nobody occupies land for development? Foreigners aren't stupid.

There's a surprisingly large amount of LGBT content; is this due to bribery? And is it even correct?

I got angrier and angrier the more I thought about it, so I abandoned the book and came back to curse you. The beginning was alright, but it started to get disgusting. You're all over the place, trying to get involved in everything, and you've got your hands on several women. The more affectionate you were at the beginning, the more disgusted I became later. I couldn't even finish reading it if I skipped ahead.

As the saying goes, "Men shouldn't keep cats, and women shouldn't keep dogs." The male protagonist not only keeps cats, but he also brought cats, which originated in the desert, to the Arctic region where temperatures drop to tens of degrees below zero. He's quite something. I don't know if he loves cats or is harming them.

It was fine before it was released, but it started to become disgusting afterward. Did the author not have an outline, or did they just keep inviting people to meals and recruiting them? The "saintly" type is already disgusting, and then you add a "saintly father"? You're really something else.

This is my first book review after subscribing to the entire book. The beginning was written by a human, the middle by AI, and the end is just copied and pasted from somewhere. It gets increasingly chaotic, and the protagonist feels like a jar; the constant drawing and redrawing gradually makes it resemble a chamber pot. A waste of money.

The book keeps saying that the protagonist's friends helped him pay a lot of money in compensation! The protagonist's woman was killed by the other side! Then the protagonist killed one of the other side in self-defense! Finally, the protagonist was arrested and imprisoned for 7 years and had to pay a huge sum of money (the exact amount wasn't written, but he later sent 6 million to his friends)!

I subscribed to your bookshelf from the time it was released until chapter 320, until I saw the limited-time free offer. The interactions between Natasha and the protagonist later on were so disgusting that I stopped reading, removed it from my bookshelf, and consider my previous subscriptions as gone.

I dropped it after seeing the scene with several women launching a surprise attack; I was drawn in by the synopsis and wanted to see a story about polar survival and territory development...

The protagonist was so hostile to the Kivarina people moving into Crown Zero at the beginning, but later he frequently contacted them. Sure enough, it's a bit of a contradiction.