Building France, 1896

This genre is suitable for foreshadowing, a slow pace, a grand world view, and a protagonist with great foresight. But so far, with dozens of chapters, the pace has snowballed and grown faster and faster. The protagonist is driven by profit, yet he is also philandering. He appears cold and ruthless on the surface, but is actually like a saint.

Can your abilities compare to those of Puengale?

It's a good book, but I think it'll most likely be edited.

The plot races like a dog off its leash, with events unfolding one after another as if deliberately arranged. Moreover, there's absolutely no build-up or exposition between these events.

This guy is such a pain in the neck. The whole world is targeting the protagonist. He can't have a moment's rest. It's so annoying and pointless.

The author even deleted their account; apparently, they don't read web novels.

Well written, the editing is quite professional.

The landing connects to the Dreyfus incident.

Very good, the data and information are readily available.

Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!