Palm Mountain River

The realm in the palm of one's hand "In the palm of mountains and rivers" is an antique card stacking management game. People, land, food, buildings, even yourself, all appear on the table in the form of cards. Starting from a start-up bag, arrange work, build houses, recruit residents, make a living between production and consumption, and then gradually develop the scattered family property into a village and move towards the county government. The laborers are stacked on the fields for farming, sent to the forests for logging, or arranged for them to mine iron and clay. Wood can be used to build houses, but also to burn bricks and forge weapons; building an additional facility means preparing raw materials and dividing a person's hands. You need to arrange a limited labor force between rations, construction and military equipment to make every stack of cards useful. The accumulated materials can be sold to the caravan, and then the copper money can be dragged to the market to buy bags. Recruit migrants to replenish the population and open up new fields and mines; the changes brought about by the opening of the package will also affect the next business plan. After preparing the houses, population and land, you can build the first village and organize the scattered production. The villagers continue to cultivate and collect, and the materials produced in the village will give priority to the processing facilities where workers have been arranged, and the surplus materials and finished products will be returned to the table. Click on the village and it will expand into an area that can be operated. You can still adjust positions, supplement materials, or move out of the population or job card pile by dragging and dropping cards. After the adjustment, the village will be put away, let it continue to operate, free up energy to plan a new settlement.