I Opened a Mixue Bingcheng in Ancient Times
我在古代开蜜雪冰城
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 306k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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145Chapters
233Reads · 30 days
76.2kReads · all time
8.2Score
45Listens
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It's great! 👍👍👍👍 But I still hope this kind of story doesn't have a romantic pairing. 🤦🤦
May all the good things in the world come at just the right time.
The premise is good. I stayed up all night to finish reading it. I hope the main character remains beautiful on her own and that no romantic pairings appear.
It's really well written, I hope there's a couple in the story! 👍👍👍
It's such a great show! It got me so excited. The female lead helped a beggar live a good life and even helped other beggars in need to do business together.
Beautiful, I hope there are no men around, so I can be beautiful on my own.
The female protagonist, Zhou Xiaozhou, travels back to ancient times and becomes a little beggar. Leading other beggars and impoverished students, she uses a culinary system to create a prosperous business era. After becoming wealthy, she opens a school to help the poor and needy. The story is written in fluent language, with a simple plot that requires little thought.
Not bad, not bad, but there are still over ten chapters I haven't finished reading, and I can't pick it up again. Why has the rating dropped so low? After reading other comments, I understand. Prices are indeed quite chaotic. Maybe I didn't pay attention to the prices, and I really wouldn't dare eat food made by beggars.
I really like the female lead. She's brave and resourceful, and she doesn't hide her talents to make everyone suffer. She has a great business sense, finding partners to form a community of shared interests. I like strong women! [Learned something new] I wonder if there's a male lead. She seems to have the world in her heart, having already saved many people.
Novel and attractive I really like the female lead; she's like a ray of light shining into that era of feudalistic etiquette. I've seen many families, clans, and villages prosper and then help others, developing high-yield industries and handicrafts... But the first time I saw someone helping a beggar, it wasn't just about physical aid, but also about offering spiritual support.