She Became Famous by Setting up a Stall

The children of the poor are all early masters. Shi Jin was raised by grandma, but grandma is also old, and he has to take care of himself, otherwise how can he support the family?

Children are a mother's life, so this woman has been looking for her child for so long. She is lucky to have met Shi Luo, even though she used to be a dead horse before.

Zhou Cheng is still young, and he is still not good at judging people. A girl like Qi Wenwen will look like she is greedy for his money, and she is still hanging on to her admirer. Isn't something wrong?

This book is unexpectedly good-looking. The author's writing style is delicate, and the plots are interlocking and the progress is quite fast. It is a very good novel. I have read more than a dozen novels in the past few days, but none of them are very good. Many authors' writing style is like that of elementary school students. I didn't expect it. I actually came across a work with such potential. It's a pity that it's just the beginning and the number of words is too small. I prefer to read novels and novels. I can read any type of novel, but the writing must be good, otherwise I really can't stand it. This book can be said to be another treasure on my bookshelf.

The heroine is very good, but she is too soft-hearted and cannot refuse when others beg her. There is also the female supporting role Cheng Yixing, who is strangely alienated from others and is too familiar with her. She always asks questions about this and that, and cares about this and that, which is not good.

Should be a new author. I read the previous one and finished it after writing 10 chapters. I hope this one doesn't happen!

This kind of novel shouldn't have a male protagonist. The male protagonist is a bit self-righteous and appears too early. There shouldn't be too many emotional lines. It feels very useless.

The writing is really good. I haven't seen such a high-quality book for a long time. I want to improve my writing and read more together. Come on, author.

I feel that deep down the author does not agree that women can be strong and deserve better. It is like saying that women in the mountains ran away when they saw the prosperity of the outside world. They did not take into account the unfair treatment that women in the mountains received since childhood. They favored boys over girls, were not allowed to go to school, were forced by Voldemort, were forced to marry, were subjected to domestic violence, etc. The sentence of running away was stamped by others. Even if the heroine is very talented, has a high level of cultivation, is able to support her, and lives a comfortable life, she still needs to find a rich, powerful, talented, and handsome man who has clear boundaries with the young lady she lives with. When it comes to the male protagonist, who has not experienced any hardships yet, there is no bottom line for selfless dedication and exceptions are made everywhere. It's a pity that the previous description of the heroine is quite attractive. The setting of the cold metaphysical master is quite attractive, but when you see the male protagonist, you become so smart and follow a portable wet nurse, it's hard to resist

Well, the writing is quite good, but the male protagonist is a little bit love-minded, and the female protagonist gets in the way when she does things. He was not in good health, so the heroine helped him with the pressure, and he had to follow her wherever she went. When the heroine was fighting with others, she had to be smart and tore off the protective charms on her body, claiming to protect the heroine. Later, after the heroine fought with others, she had to help him reorganize. It didn't feel that he had much effect, and it felt like he was in the way.