I Have a Mirror House

This guy directly challenges the land, population, financial management system, and satellite network of Blue Star's two most powerful political entities at the same time.

The author has some problems with foreign countries. Prices are too high. Chicken tenders cost 4 US dollars, beer priced at 1 yuan costs 3 US dollars a cup, starch sausage costs 3 US dollars a piece, and chicken skewers cost 4 US dollars a piece. If you can accept these prices, you can continue reading. If you can't, don't read further. It really treats the Americans like leeks, and these are the prices in a town of 1,000 people. Everyone is rushing to buy them after hearing this.

Isn't there a Bureau of Land Management or something like that across the street? Isn't it illegal to build your property without giving it to you? With such a good thing, your ancestor is still a mortal?

The subject matter is fine. If the flaws are handled well, it's hard to say whether it will be a big hit or a high-quality product. The starting identity is pretty good, at least it's quite reasonable. For example, if Alipay binds foreign card consumption, this will definitely be exposed, but of course it can be tolerated. The biggest drawback is that the protagonist inherits the assets of the richest man in the town, and even has a housekeeper. The foreign milk is still a nobleman, and then the protagonist has to make money by selling bone soup and reselling supplies. When traveling, drive a three-wheel drive. Let's just say, do you want to be so out of character? If you want to suppress the protagonist and force him to farm like this, why don't you make your identity so awesome? What ancient oriental mysterious family heir sells bone soup? Author, don't say I'm criticizing you, this is just a complaint. I don't know why your settings are so contradictory. That's what we're saying. Don't be blinded by such a good subject matter. Don't let the followers eat the meat, you haven't had the soup yet. I died directly from the poison. Look back and see for yourself, is this true? Other settings such as several neighbors will not be shown here.

If you have never left the country, don't write about foreign devils.

I heard that the reason why there are so many fish in the United States is that the heavy metals in their rivers exceed the legal limit, and no one dares to eat the fish in the river. In addition to heavy metals in rivers, the New York Times headline just recently revealed that one-fifth of the land in the United States is seriously contaminated by PFAS.

This is so nonsense. Will the government departments turn a blind eye to you? Logic, where's the logic? In addition, the author's cognitive knowledge or pattern is too small, no bigger than mung beans, and it too deliberately suppresses the development of the protagonist.

Disappointed, has the author account been sold? Golden Finger is weak, the plot is unreasonable and self-consistent, the inheritance tax and the time span are too long, the longer the time, the greater the variables, and the other is the inexplicable favorability of the locals. . After reading the first ten chapters,

The further you go, the worse it gets... I can't stand prehistoric civilizations, alien civilizations, etc... I'm messing around here and there... The worldview is too severely divided.

The author should take a good look at what he is writing. It would be much better not to talk about the Zhao family and let the pig's feet develop slowly through the exchange rate difference🤢