
A Border Hunter with a Barn Full of Food and Meat, Richer Than the Whole Town
边关猎户,我粮肉满仓富甲一方
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 27d ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
823Chapters
2.2MPopularity
34kReaders
50kMust-read votes
9.1Score
25.7kRatings
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Reader comments 51
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The plot is real and passionate. The whole family works together to overcome the difficulties. Wait for the update!
I have read 70% of it, and I think this novel should be in the top three of the new book list. The story of this book is smooth and the pace is just right. The contrast between the characters in the first chapter brings out a sense of expectation and the main plot. There is no unnecessary nonsense, no water, and the poisonous points are ignored. It's a pity that I'm too poor and can't afford a reward. The fact that it remains at the top of the new book list is probably due to the audience of Qimao. The author of this book is obviously more powerful than the other two of the first three. This is probably because there are too few mindless and exciting places. But I think the top three is not far away if I can reach fourth place. I can only give verbal encouragement. Come on.
No, there are no normal readers. How can this thing be rated 9.1?
The plot can be considered average, but the writing attitude is really poor. Logic illogicalities and inconsistencies abound. Even the numbers cannot be unified, which shows how perfunctory this writing is. Seeing this now, Lian Guai Meng really couldn't bear it. Goodbye, you!
Like stallions, all women are basically the protagonists.
It's incredible. I've been naked for so long and I really can't bear it anymore. To sum it up, it feels like I'm going step by step and finally becoming the king, but it has a fatal poison. First of all, there is a problem with the unit of measurement. A set of cotton-padded clothes is twenty or thirty taels, and 50 swordsmen = 2,000 heavy armored soldiers. Then there is a fatal point in the logic. It involves the daughter of the Southern King marrying an Orion son and then being beaten and scolded. Isn't this nonsense? The combat power is broken. At the beginning, it is very difficult to defeat the grassland crocodile, which can't defeat even ten captains. Later, it will kill thousands of captains and ten thousand captains at will. If you can't get through, you can only cheat the protagonist directly, and then the protagonist can defeat it. In short, it can only be watched without thinking, and cannot be used to think in the brain. It is not recommended.
He is a complete stallion. He wishes he could sleep with all the women in the world. This means that the two sides are at war. He even sleeps with women from the enemy. He seriously suspects that the author is mentally ill.
Surprised or not? Is it surprising? , Update quickly
Everything up front is good and the pace is tight, but is it a bit too much in the cellar? You are a Holy Mother, but there is another person in the cellar. When you come out, you expose another person and both of them will die. What kind of intelligence is this? Crisis for the sake of crisis
The protagonist is both assertive and upright, pretentious, and indecisive in doing things. You are a time traveler and someone who has died once. Shouldn't you be unscrupulous when traveling through ancient times? You don't dare to write about it, and you don't dare to be really aggrieved.