I Just Sell a Frog Boy, You Say I Sell My Son and My Daughter

After obtaining the system of setting up stalls and performing arts, Zhong Qiu began to earn a living by setting up stalls or performing arts. But he met some good-hearted citizens. And unscrupulous media. 1. Selling a frog boy, you say I sold my son and daughter 2. Draw a U. S. Dollar and you say I make counterfeit money. 3. If I sell some noodles, you will accuse me of releasing poisonous gas late at night. 4. Sing a song, you say I killed someone, and yet I am a perfect match with Da Mimi, the golden girl in the singing world. 5. Count your fate, you say I promote feudal superstition 6. Take a picture of the God of Death. You say I create fear. … Drink tea every day. Doesn't your conscience hurt? How can I, a time traveler and system person, endure this injustice? Hey, I won't set up a stall to perform after completing the task! I cry for you. Occasionally, I click death attention and ask you if you are afraid! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.