Pioneering the Wilderness: The Carefree Mountain Farmer

These two books by the author are very similar. The protagonist first started from scratch and began to take in women. Instead of opening a harem, he purchased them like furniture. After satisfying his lust, he could no longer survive and was forced to resist, leading to the road of becoming a king and an ancestor. The author is very good at writing this system, but whenever he wants to break out of this system, the collapse begins. Everyone is indeed following this, and innovation outside the system is a bit superfluous.

The author had intermittent convulsions, which was anticlimactic, but I persisted. All six books were written, and I was doomed for the rest of my life🤦‍♂️

I hope I am really happy and don't want to be accomplices.

The interstellar tycoon is still building rockets on the earth.

The more I write about it, the more I become a bitch. It's a pity to abandon it because it's so boring.

The writing is too serious and not very readable. In fact, this kind of rural writing is most suitable for driving. If you don't drive in the countryside, it will be half as interesting.

Why do you feel like this book was written without thinking? Lawrence has the mentality of a time traveler, unsuitable to the harsh environment, and obsessed with getting out of work. However, the protagonist of this book, Chun Chun, was born with the holy body of a cow and horse, and is more indigenous than aboriginals. Are you really just trying to make a seamless connection without spending any time designing the characters or making an outline?

The landlord was riding a horse and wandering around in his spare time. When he saw a large piece of land being reclaimed, his mouth watered. He gave some money to the county government, and the land deed was transferred to his name. From then on, the pig's feet carried 60% of the land rent, or he left the land he cultivated because he did not have a good-looking wife.

Sure enough, it still looks good in development. In the past, it basically looked good when it was developing, but then it became boring after the protagonist went crazy.

Although it is a bit homogeneous, the author is indeed the only one who I can't guess the direction of the plot, and many times I think it is because the author is unwilling to give up. For example, "Star Tycoon" can be regarded as unfinished, and the same goes for "Five Hundred Guo Jing". The author has some imaginative writing style, but the outline is unstable and often unfinished---