I Failed the Exams, So I Set Up a Stall at the Night Market

What an amazing author! Starting with a street stall is one thing, but then a live streamer appears right after? The funniest part is that a kid from across the street actually came into the house? Seriously? This is ridiculous! It's not even as good as another novel with a random street stall setting; the imitation is so fake.

Can you set up your stall properly?

If you're going to write about street vendors, just write it properly. Why write all this other nonsense? It's not even finished yet, and the rating is way too high. Five stars is the most I can give.

I'm speechless. Setting up a street stall can lead to power struggles. From the synopsis, I thought it would be a lighthearted story, but I never expected that setting up a street stall would offend someone, and every few chapters, that person would provoke the protagonist and then retaliate. After that, the protagonist would show off, then set up a stall again and offend someone again, and so on. It's a novel written in this cycle. Sigh! I'm speechless.

Can't you just set up your stall properly? A livestreamer shows up right off the street, and he's even from across the street! It's hilarious!

This is ridiculous! Running a food stall on the street, why all this fuss and power struggles?

It's quite enjoyable to watch. It's just that there are typos and some sentences that don't make sense.

What happened to 85?

Speechless. Not only does it spout empty boasts and then backfire, but it's also riddled with typos, missing phrases, and incoherent sentences. It's infuriating to read, and listening to it is even more frustrating.