Lin Cenyue, who died suddenly due to 007 work, traveled through time and was bound to the management system.
The mission is issued - open a store in the desert
So after Lin Cenyue discovered that she was entering a natural disaster management game she had made, she chose to open a fish pond without hesitation.
Ha? If you open a fish pond in the desert, you must be sick!
Unexpectedly, Lin Cen Yue's fish pond became more and more popular, and the number of customers in the shop increased sharply every day.
Want to fish? Can. Want food and accommodation? It's okay, as long as the money is available!
However, anyone who causes trouble will be blacklisted and will not have the right to step into the oasis again!
The troublemaker was thirsty in the desert, but she had a full banquet in the oasis. It was so cool!
Lin Cenyue was enjoying life and was surprised to find out.
Hey, the small fish pond opened not long ago.
How come it was upgraded in the blink of an eye? !
She decisively hired employees to help.
Unexpectedly, he suddenly hired the cold and handsome former boss who had "enslaved" him.
Hey, what a coincidence!
Lin Cenyue waved her whip: Now I am the boss! Come and work for me! Did you hear that?
Lu Guanyu: Okay, is it okay to do it at this intensity?
It's quite good-looking. It's not the kind of blood relatives and all kinds of love affairs. It's just a good business type. It's not bad.
The subject matter is good, but the plot is a bit bland. This type of model is all about buying, buying, expanding, and then adding some functional buildings, and then the survivors continue to buy and buy. Maybe I've watched this type of thing too much and become a little immune to it. It is recommended that the author describe more of the difficult situation at the end of the world, so that the heroine's resources will appear precious. Five-star support for the author, come on!
It's quite good-looking. It's not the kind of blood relatives and all kinds of love affairs. It's just a good business type. It's not bad.
The subject matter is good, but the plot is a bit bland. This type of model is all about buying, buying, expanding, and then adding some functional buildings, and then the survivors continue to buy and buy. Maybe I've watched this type of thing too much and become a little immune to it. It is recommended that the author describe more of the difficult situation at the end of the world, so that the heroine's resources will appear precious. Five-star support for the author, come on!