After Her Family Is Raided and She’s Exiled, She Makes a Fortune as a Street Vendor

Super good! The female lead experiences a family tragedy, and a business genius struggles to build a successful business with her younger brother, becoming self-reliant and achieving great success! The male lead is a promising prospect! He's the kind of person who's devoted to the female lead for life! There are a couple of funny and cheerful characters!

The female protagonist of this story is an ordinary person in both her past and present lives. She has no martial arts skills, no powerful family to protect her, and only possesses a little more knowledge from her past life than people from ancient times. She is not a perfect god. The protagonist sometimes makes mistakes and fails, but she has a resilient personality and won't be crushed.

A seasoned bookworm of decades gives this a perfect score! The writing is skillful and the style is impeccable. The story is completely original and unconventional, clearly the result of the author's meticulous work. The author seems to have a keen business sense, with a wealth of business acumen presented in a very smooth flow.

The story revolves around business, with the female lead gradually building her business empire. Her relationship with the male lead is straightforward and doesn't drag on. The characters, such as Banqin, Cuirou, Qian Xuerou, and Wu Manguan, are well-developed. I feel this story could be adapted into a TV series.

It's so good! The female lead is smart and the male lead is great too. It's heartwarming and peaceful. The female lead is also very good at business. I really like the female lead. And that girl, Banqin, whose name is easy to misread, is just amazing! Keep up the good work, author!

Although it's a time-travel novel, it doesn't feature any overpowered abilities. While there's a protagonist's halo, it's not exaggerated or outlandish. The author must have spent a lot of time researching business-related materials; the merchants in the story reflect both the development of modern small and medium-sized enterprises and the historical influence of Shanxi and Anhui merchants. The content is detailed, the plot flows smoothly, and it's well worth reading.

This book is good. The female lead is smart and the male lead is warm-hearted. Although I've only read a few dozen chapters, I already have the desire to keep reading!

Not bad. I originally went for the 500 gold coins, but ended up getting hooked! It's great!

In ancient China, merchants held a very awkward position, belonging to the traditional social hierarchy of scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants. The state needed them, but also feared them. Merchants had money, and money could buy many things. Therefore, engaging in business in ancient times required courage and boldness.

I love watching the female lead build her career; I hope there aren't too many awful characters later on.