From the Start, I Had Only a Tricycle, but I Sold Mystery Boxes in the Cultivation World

It's well-written, but the ending felt a bit rushed. The part about Senlu City is particularly well-written, showing the harmonious coexistence of humans and demons, and the festivals are very interesting. The part about the demon A'da and his group also goes beyond focusing on the traditional high-status groups; it portrays the diverse lives of ordinary people across the continent.

In the blink of an eye, Yan Jinzhao was back not far from the orphanage, looking at the familiar orphanage. "Boss, it's all set up for you! Nobody can see you now!" Yan Jinzhao approached and looked at the place where he had grown up. "Brother, look! This is where we grew up."

It's well-written, just too short. The blind box system has such a high success rate, and everyone opening them is a good person. They should add a few villains opening the trash boxes 🤭🤭. Five stars for the author! Keep it up!

I'd give it four stars. The writing is alright, but the ending felt rushed.

This is a very good book. I hope the author will revise it soon.

Although it's a blind box, it feels like it's pointing to something else, and the plot seems a bit disjointed, although the concept is novel.

It's well-written, but a bit too short.

It was good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.

The premise is great, but the part with the gray-robed demon at the end was a bit jarring, and the ending felt a little rushed. Still, it's quite enjoyable, and the story is really short!

It's beautiful. Every blind box inside is very interesting, with warmth and joy, but there aren't many of them (｡ò ∀ ó｡).