I Saw Everything

I happen to know a few things One, they have plenty of rice but they just don't sell it 2 Japan's feudal society is heavier than imagined, and the price of rice is differentiated according to your class. For example, let's say you are a well-known person in a region. They will provide you with good rice at a low price. If you are in the middle class, they will provide you with locally produced rice at an average price. Note that these two classes do not buy rice, but rice dealers come to their doorstep to buy half and give it away. However, for ordinary people (that is, those who go to supermarkets to buy rice), the price of rice is more expensive.

Sure enough, history is a huge cycle. The author also started as an eel in "Homo Sapiens". He continues to be an eel here. He is really a real eel~🙂🙂

Isn't the scene about buying scratch-off tickets at the beginning too toxic? You have too many dramas, just buy it and it's over, and you still perform for a long time, like a clown😓, I'm speechless

Ignorance + cynicism + Xiaobai Yiyin, you will know who I am talking about after reading 🤓

The Homo sapiens model is the best, and Nano's reformism is not popular, especially when it comes to the thought that those powerful people can enjoy the dividends of the protagonist's development with peace of mind.

I stopped ordering and haven't read more than 100 chapters. It's not satisfying. It's all like a running account. A big event like batteries in the automobile industry passed by in just a few chapters, as if everyone accepted it at once. I don't believe there is no bloodshed with vested interests behind this kind of industry disruption. It's far worse than the previous game Homo sapiens. It feels like it's a matter of pacing and not having a good outline •ᴗ•💧

Overall, I personally feel very bland! To say it's a refreshing article, I didn't see that kind of feeling! The current chapter shows that the protagonist has a gold finger identification panel, buys lottery tickets, goes to Macau, and engages in breeding! This journey has really been as ordinary as water. Anyway, it is about making money, having a successful career, and finding a girlfriend. There are no ups and downs at all! The latest chapter feels a bit ups and downs because someone finally came to steal the secret! I previously thought that gold fingers were being used to develop drugs to enhance physical fitness and body functions similar to NZT, but I turned to the big group behind the scenes! The result is just like someone who is reborn and buys Tencent stocks, invests in Alibaba, starts a company, and switches to finance based on his memory. Anyway, it is a smooth journey and making money all the way, but he just follows the steps and keeps a running account! I don't know if there will be anything different in the future, otherwise I would have to give up! 😅

With a golden finger like science fiction and black technology, most of the content written is "farming, starting a business, and business war." There is a beauty in "the time traveler gains the ability to predict the future but has to play lol". Although the golden finger of the protagonist played a big role in this, I just felt something strange. For example, everyone has gained the ability to summon any technology in order to reach the end. Some people summoned supersonic aircraft, some summoned warp engine spaceships, and some summoned portals. . . Only the author, he summoned a three-bouncer and drove honestly to the finish line.

It would be great if there was no heroine. I would accept you as just a role-playing heroine, but you are a useless heroine who still takes up so many scenes. Are you forced to write a dual protagonist? So what does it matter if the protagonist is dead? Also, the article is too superficial 😒

I feel like I can finish the agricultural empire part in the first chapter. Doesn't the author know what your readers are here for? 🤔 After reading more than 130 chapters, I found that I was still talking about camellia oil, alfalfa, fish balls and fish feed, and black science and technology articles were turned into agricultural articles. The key points include how many acres of farmland and how many acres of fish ponds, how the factory was built, and how the subordinates negotiated with others. They were all carefully written down. Is this what I want to see?🤔