After My Supermarket Connected to Ancient Times, I Became a Tycoon by Selling Groceries

The price is too low. The heroine is too conceding to the local people and flatters her again and again. She obviously sells only one-of-a-kind items but keeps the price down again and again, allowing the locals to make money for nothing. Don't be too aggrieved.

I have never seen a monopoly business done as a wholesale business, but I have seen it here, and I have written cool articles. Can the pattern be opened up a little? I have really seen enough of this kind of small-scale business in female videos. If I don't know how to write, I will learn from male videos. The other side is writing about grand plans for domination, but here I am playing house. I am really impressed. The heroine is doing this kind of cross-dimensional business and she is rushing to lick it. The chasing is not a business, do you understand [laughing]

I felt aggrieved when the hostess gave the things to those two gangsters. The hostess couldn't be harmed by others in the store, so why did she have to be so tolerant? The hostess would starve to death if she didn't sell things from the ancient plane for a period of time. I couldn't understand it, and she was very humble to the customers who came. It was really unnecessary.

Yes, it's exactly what I like. Except for the supermarket, the heroine is not given too outrageous tips. She relies more on her own efforts. Like this kind of thing. Seeing it is without cp, that would be better, I like the cp-free one [blowing kiss]

The price is particularly low. It's like a one-of-a-kind thing in the world, as if it's afraid it won't sell, so I give it away on a pole.

The heroine is so licky. Did the author never expect that she still runs a supermarket in modern times? Shouldn't she consider a modern supermarket as a last resort? Originally, the heroine resigned because she was being squeezed by her boss. Well, now she is being squeezed by someone from another world. I think gold should be used for transactions. Unless you are a regular seller of silver in modern society, it is difficult to sell your personal loose silver. I just licked it like that at the beginning, and I didn't dare to think about what would happen next.

Don't you think it's a loss for the heroine to negotiate a business deal with someone else? Is your product unique?

I feel that the author is not particularly good at grasping those trivial matters. The ending is always just like that. I don't see any insights or growth of the heroine. It is said that it is not good but it is not good. It is in a state of neither getting better nor getting worse. I think about this and that.

So far, everything looks good. The heroine is great, kind and has a bottom line. The plot has developed very reasonably so far, especially the money setting. Luxuries are sold to rich people at a high price, and daily necessities are sold to civilians at a low price. The heroine has made a lot of money. Who understands me? How much I love this setting. After all, the fun of this kind of writing is making money and the contrast between ancient and modern times. If you start with a small goal of making a small profit, the next plot will not be interesting. In addition, this kind of plot of helping more civilians when you have the ability is really great, there are too many.

Personally, I think it's very toxic. For example, when thieves come to steal, she gives things to them to sell. For example, she keeps belittling her products in front of buyers, such as pricing... I wish the author success.