Random Street Stalls: Diners Build a Global Intelligence Network

I found this book accidentally. Since I have a chance, I came in to read it and say thank you. There is nothing wrong with the place where the protagonist sets up his stall, and the writing is so drool-worthy. But regarding the family background of the protagonist involved later, the business war is a bit superfluous. In the beginning, why the protagonist would rather seize the family property than this fiancée was a big pitfall. In the past, love dramas used this cliche because the male protagonist had a woman he liked, so he refused to agree to an arranged marriage. The protagonist has always been single and has never even met his fiancée. I couldn't find the reason, so I could only watch it without thinking. Later, many characters were involved, including relatives being poisoned and seeking revenge, which made it even more nonsense. The main plot of this book has gone astray. Originally, the main character was rewarded by the system for setting up a stall and selling things to benefit the people. It was a very simple thing, but a lot of complicated things were added to it. The protagonist is a people-friendly person who runs a stall, and the aristocratic business war is far away from the public. There are too many contradictory things mixed together.

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