The Strongest Landlord in an Online Game

Not to mention whether it is poisonous or not, it is an old book. The first time I read it was a blue-backed physical book. I hoped to borrow it from the bookstore. I had a great time reading it.

My mom, the book is 10 years old and is free for a limited time...

For an old book like this, this chapter should be closed. It's off-putting to readers.

This introduction will guide me to a book from ten years ago? I seemed to have read a little bit of this at that time, but I didn't seem to read it any further.

How many years old is this book, and it can still be used as a guide for daily detoxification?

The 2010 book, the children who complained about it, you were still eating Nai when the book was written, what are you complaining about 🪖

😎Who doesn't have a dream of starting a harem when they are young? Unfortunately, according to relevant laws and regulations, this content is prohibited from being broadcast.

I've read it a long time ago. It's a fine online game book.

I didn't read a lot, just over 100 to give some reminders to readers later. First of all, it's just a no-brainer. If you look at the game part, it's actually okay. At least it's much better than most current games. The toxic part mainly lies in the real male and female protagonists. There is also the allocation of funds for the Protagonist Studio. Let's talk about the male and female protagonists first. Almost all the female protagonists fall in love with the male protagonist out of nowhere. For example, just a few words of praise or a piece of equipment can make the other person like the protagonist, and some of the plots between the male and female protagonists are also quite disgusting. For example, although the male protagonist's paranoia is said to be a foreshadowing for the subsequent plot, it feels very awkward to watch. Obviously, as a normal person, he knows how to deal with things, but he has to get into trouble. Then, whether in the game or in reality, I feel a bit speechless that he can really succeed. And some of the heroine's actions are also good. . . For example, when Ning Jing knew the protagonist, he rummaged through a pile of things in the protagonist's home without even informing the protagonist that others had them. The second is the issue of distribution. The protagonist of a studio provides 60% of the equipment output. This is what the protagonist obtains through his personal actions and is finally handed over to the studio. Then when the wages were finally distributed, they were actually based on average scores! ! ! ! When working in a team, the activities are even more speechless. The protagonist is doing it alone. As a result, the protagonist only received 1/5 of the final profit in the final allocation, but he was still grateful.

This was the first online game article I read when I was young. It left a deep impression on me. Regardless, it was indeed a good article so many years ago, especially the description of the details of life.