
Mountain Foraging: From the Start, a Leopard Cat Won't Leave Me Alone
赶山:开局被金钱豹赖上了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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My eyes just misread it; I thought it meant Shen Gongbao took a liking to me at the beginning.
My eyesight has gotten so bad lately that I can't even see the money in my wallet.
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Looking for someone with basic intelligence. No quirks or anything like that. Don't mention anything about "thousand-year-old ginseng" or "digging ginseng in minutes or a short while"—those are just insulting my intelligence. Ideally, there should be a system, live streaming, and maybe a few animal companions. Thanks, brothers!
One thing I want to complain about is that the farm was already big enough; if it keeps getting bigger and bigger, I'd lose interest. It makes it seem like the farm belongs to a wealthy landowner, completely losing its heartwarming and relaxing feel. The current plot feels rushed. The storylines all feel purposeful, lacking that leisurely pace.
No way, bro, we gave you a system to rise to power, and you're heading down the path of crime? Are you kidding me? 🙂
Which editor-in-chief's relative is responsible for this? They've added a huge bonus to the three rivers and cooked it all together for the defense.
This is the outcome of a strong-willed protagonist from a mountain village risking his life? No interrogation? No silencing? Just letting him become easy prey without eliminating him completely?
There are no female leads, so I'll say hello to all the readers for me and others, so as not to waste everyone's time and save those who are disappointed by the lack of female leads, multiple female leads, or single female lead and then complain.
The kidnappers were practically trying to kill you, so killing them wouldn't be excessive. You were fighting eight against one; self-defense was no problem at all. At the very least, you should have crippled their limbs, to the point of no return.
The latest chapter about the three tigers felt very perfunctory. In the past, when encountering animals, there was at least some foreshadowing or setup. This time, it just started with the tigers, then the "good guy" card was applied, and the chapter ended—it felt very dry. If the writing continues like this, I'll have to consider whether to continue subscribing.
Does the author know how much it costs to build a greenhouse in Northeast China? If not, why didn't they do some research?