I Opened a Mixue Bingcheng in Ancient Times

It looks good [like] [like] [like] [like] But I still hope this kind of article will be free of CP [face covering] [face covering]

May all the good things in the world come at the right time.

The subject matter is good. I stayed up late to finish reading it. I hope that the main character will be beautiful alone and don't risk being a CP.

The writing is really good, I hope there will be a cp [like][like][like]

It's really good to watch. It made my blood boil. The heroine leads the beggars to live a good life, and also brings other beggars in difficulty to do business together.

Beautiful, I hope I can be beautiful alone without a man

The heroine Zhou Xiaozhou traveled back to ancient times and became a little beggar. She led beggars and poor students to create a prosperous business world with the help of the food system. After she became rich, she opened a school to help beggars and poor people. The language of the story is fluent, the plot is simple and requires no brain use, there is no CP, and there are no thunders, so it's okay to just listen to it. In the end, we sell more categories, which is good for expanding into all aspects of life. In the end, the heroine did not find a man to have a child, because the child did not know how to violate her original education. The heroine's modern thoughts conflict with ancient feudal concepts - this is the first time I have seen this setting, and it is also very good.

Not bad, not bad, but there are still more than a dozen chapters I haven't finished, and I can't pick them up again. Why is the rating so low? After reading other comments, I understand that the prices are really messy. Maybe I didn't pay attention to the prices, and it's true that I wouldn't dare to eat anything made by a beggar.

I like the heroine very much. She is brave and resourceful. She doesn't hide her clumsiness and let a bunch of people continue to suffer. She is very good at business. She finds a partner to form a community of interests for everyone. I like strong women [I learned it]. I don't know if there is a male protagonist. I feel that the heroine has the world in mind. She has saved many people. She has no clear distinction between love and hatred. There is no holy mother. I give the author a big call. Come on [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]

Novel and beautiful I like the heroine very much. It feels like a beam of light has entered that era of feudal etiquette. I have seen many people who lead their families, whole clans, and entire villages to develop wealth and then help others, develop high-yield, handicraft industries... But for the first time, I saw that the beggars were not only physically rescued, but also spiritually helped. Giving them opportunities and teaching them to fish is worse than teaching them to fish. The changes brought about are not limited to beggars and poor farmers... At the end of the movie, I felt that the heroine respected the social process. She did not transform things, but quietly injected vitality into them, like a well-founded peach blossom garden. I also like the heroine's last words, it feels like "I have seen the dawn, how can I take you into the dusk". Like it worth watching [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]