
From Small-Time Rancher to Fishing and Farming Across North America
从小牧场主开始渔牧北美
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- Ongoing
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- 455k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 4mo ago
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Just remember to pay your taxes. A beautiful woman without tax information isn't a complete beautiful woman. The saying that you can't get by without a lawyer in a country isn't a joke.
Too naive; it's all pure fantasy; just like the Americans in the minds of those bigwigs; empty, boring, and utterly unrealistic.
Come on
Ranch, hunting, a personal space, a spiritual spring—I haven't seen this kind of cheat code in years. I really miss it. I hope the author writes a good book. Also, write about some of the struggles within the ranch, such as real estate development companies, mining companies, the expansion of neighboring ranches, and the conflicts among Native Americans.
Qidian should introduce a refund policy for missed updates! Otherwise, there's no punishment for the censors!
Given the current anti-Chinese environment in the US, in which state should I open a farm? Do you know the cutoff line?
Aren't you afraid of being arrested and dissected?
The last few chapters have been truly indescribable. They just had to go and exaggerate. It's one thing if the food tastes good, but to add special effects is just awful. Aren't they worried about being watched?
I read it and thought it was just okay, but I like farm-themed stories. Keep it up!
These two chapters are just filler and repetitive.
A rural child from a family with only a few acres of land went to study in the United States, while his younger brother won the lottery. It's all thanks to his uncle's incredible luck!
There are no obvious toxic spots, which is excellent.