I'll Get a Hundred Times Cash Back on My Purchases. How Did a Small County Town Become a Provincial Capital?

It has been tested. The title is seriously inconsistent with the content. It talks about transforming the county seat into a provincial capital. Chapter 20 talks about building a walnut factory. In more than 100 chapters, there is no mention that it is under construction. These 100 chapters are all kinds of slaps in the face. Buying things feels like zero contribution to the county. What I saw was the building I bought, and I bought it after I bought it. It was still the same before it was renovated. What a change. The only change is that the building is mine. I suggest changing the title of the book to "I bought all kinds of things in the county to get slapped in the face". It's not interesting and made me sick to my stomach. I originally thought it was about infrastructure construction. I also wanted to see how the author transforms the county town into a provincial capital and what the future provincial capital will look like. Damn it, the more than 100 chapters are all nonsense and nothing about this aspect.

Yes, it's just that money is growing a bit too fast. The faster it grows in the early stage, the easier it is to overturn in the later stage. Let's see how the author handles it.

After reading for a long time, I saw that nothing came out in Chapter 82. I just mentioned that I was going to set up a factory and have been working on it until now, but there is still no trace at all. I spent a lot of time writing just two or three disputes. It has always been like a stupid person who has too much money. Buy this today, buy that tomorrow, and keep throwing money there, and with others If you cooperate with other people, you have to pay for everything yourself, which is like free prostitution and you get very good things without paying anything. It has been so long that before the main line of setting up a walnut processing factory is completed, it involves another field. I will see that field again tomorrow. It does not match the title at all. I have no desire to continue reading.

Apart from anything else, it is indeed slow to heat up, not ordinary slow. . . Construction, face-making, arranging relatives and friends, building a team, etc. Can be advanced simultaneously, so that the plot will be richer.

Well enough