[Easy Sand Glyph, the protagonist is always mistaken for a god coming down to earth to save the world, but in fact he is just a salted fish]
[Don't doubt it, I really just want to run a good supermarket]
Li Qingxuan never expected that he would be struck by lightning on a sunny day.
And he was hacked in his own supermarket.
Then, he didn't die.
Instead, he obtained a system called Wanjie Supermarket.
With this system, he can take his supermarket with him and travel to all the worlds.
Gradually, Li Qingxuan also discovered the secret of the supermarket.
As long as he stays near the supermarket, he will be invulnerable. No matter what kind of immortal emperor or devil you are, you can't hurt him even a hair.
From then on, he lived his ideal life again.
Leisurely, relaxed, comfortable...
Li Qingxuan: "I open a supermarket just for happiness and comfort. I just want to be a salted fish. Please don't mess with me, otherwise..."
"The consequences will be serious!"
Reader comments
The protagonist thinks of Zhang Jiao too well. Regardless of whether his starting point is really that good, the army behind him is actually the worst, and they are the ones who kill the most civilians indiscriminately. They did not really oppose the imperial court and attacked the imperial army, but attacked many civilians, so they failed. None of the truly successful rebellions attacked civilians. Like Liu Bang, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc.
Come on come on! Well done!
It feels pretty good, as long as it's not like the other ones that are just trying to get rewards.
It's okay, but it's a bit too talkative. It's only 120,000 words. Come on, author.
Not bad, not bad, I like it, but in the later stage of the Three Kingdoms, I hope Sima will die. It's too dark behind Sima. I feel like whoever wins and becomes emperor will be fine.
The protagonist thinks of Zhang Jiao too well. Regardless of whether his starting point is really that good, the army behind him is actually the worst, and they are the ones who kill the most civilians indiscriminately. They did not really oppose the imperial court and attacked the imperial army, but attacked many civilians, so they failed. None of the truly successful rebellions attacked civilians. Like Liu Bang, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc.
Come on come on! Well done!
It feels pretty good, as long as it's not like the other ones that are just trying to get rewards.
It's okay, but it's a bit too talkative. It's only 120,000 words. Come on, author.
Not bad, not bad, I like it, but in the later stage of the Three Kingdoms, I hope Sima will die. It's too dark behind Sima. I feel like whoever wins and becomes emperor will be fine.
Author, please keep at it!