Daming: Open a Store to Sell Cans, and Burst into Sweet Potatoes at the Beginning of Chongba

After reading it briefly, I thought it was just a fantasy about Zhu Chongba selling earthenware jars. I originally thought that Zhu Chongba was a beggar in history. Selling earthenware jars requires more brainpower than begging for food. Maybe this is the reason why the Ming Dynasty was established! Unexpectedly, this deal seems to be getting better and better, and finally you can see Qin Shihuang holding a cannon barrel... Oh my god, this is really incompetent!

At the beginning, Zhu Yuanzhang went to open the jars, and then the protagonist waved his hand, and three jars came out, and then elixirs and other things could be opened, and then the jars were still glowing. Zhu Yuanzhang watched the protagonist do this without any reaction, and then he kept treating the protagonist as an ordinary person. Then the protagonist waved his hand, and the hot pot came out. Zhu Yuanzhang continued to have no reaction, and then looked at the glass in shock. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang was intermittently blind when the protagonist changed things out of thin air. (Wang Defa? Are you sure you are a human being who can come up with the plot?) If this was really the case, Zhu Yuanzhang would have no choice but to bow down and call himself an immortal, or treat the protagonist as a monster!

I haven't watched it yet, five ❤, come on, don't be a eunuch Got it

Sweet potatoes are planted on hills rather than dug holes. It seems that the author has no common sense in farming.

It's good if you read it without thinking. It's a standard novel for beginners. For newcomers who just read novels, it's still a good book.

The author directly writes two branches in the first three chapters, one is the management system, and the other is giving advice to the emperor to do this and that and revealing the history in advance. These are actually two types of novels. They seem a bit complicated at the beginning, so you might consider leaving out one part. Of course I didn't read the rest of the plot, I only read three chapters. But it is expected that the plot line may be very messy and difficult to sort out (referring to readers). This is also the reason why most novels with relatively good results only write part of it. It's not that they can't be written, but it's just that it's difficult to read. There are two methods that seem to be the same (cheating the emperor). But in fact, there is a lot of difference between the two writing methods. This kind of novel does not need to give the protagonist a great sense of presence. The most important thing is the emperor! Emperor! Emperor! Readers want to read this kind of book because they want to see the emperor showing off, not the protagonist showing off (a secret aside, anything the emperor kneels down and licks the protagonist is poisonous!!!). My opinion, if the author doesn't like it, you can delete the post. Finally, I wish you the best for your first order of 10,000, and the average price is 8,000.

It feels so good to watch. Are you done with me? The first one on the list said it was very uncomfortable

The rating must be brushed up. It's so poisonous and has a rating of 9.4.

But for those who are not poor at reading, it's better not to read it now. Reading it will really make you collapse. It's fine if you watch it without thinking. Next, let's make some comments! Author, please respect the historical facts at that time, and don't force your wisdom. If there was no intelligence, the protagonist would have died countless times. Also, when checking the information, don't be half-informed or half-informed. If you do so, it will turn out to be a poisonous point at the end of the chapter.

As mentioned earlier, salt is managed by the state, so Xiao Zhu has no money to support the army. Is it possible? There are still 10,000 iron pagodas in Zhu Yunwen's hands, so why should Zhui rebel?