A Commoner's Journey with the Horse Caravan

There are no flowery words, the narrative is clear, and there is a little humor. I like it very much. The story is not the past farming novel about selling food, but a novel life of caravan transporting goods. It is very interesting and unconventional. Looking forward to continued updates.

Hesitantly stretched out his hand and said, "This is the number!" Chang Qiao shouted anxiously: "Deal!" It's so cheap, no fool would not buy it. Chang Qiaozhi took out a large fifty-tael ingot from her arms. This was originally intended to be used as a baptism gift, but she couldn't bear to part with it, so she put the silver into the one-armed general's hand, "Here you go, go and sign the deed immediately!" "Ah?" The one-armed general was dumbfounded. He only meant five hundred taels. Wouldn't fifty taels be enough to kill someone? "Chang Guotou was wrong, it wasn't this price! [Thinking] I'm laughing so hard

It's a great book, why is the rating so low? How strange! The author's language is witty and humorous. There is no golden finger or space. It is a story about a girl who struggles to stay flat. There are no generals, princes, persimmons, etc., Who will not marry anyone who is not your minister. Worth a look! Still unfinished!

It's okay, the author's writing style is pretty good. There are no big ambitions, the heroine just needs to live a comfortable life. I haven't completely broken up with my relatives at home, I just need to slowly guide them into relatives who won't hold them back.

I like it very much. This should be the real life of ancient people. It gives people a very real feeling, but the money is a bit too high.

It feels a bit like traveling through time. The story is eloquently told, telling how the heroine started a business and made a fortune step by step. There is no synopsis, and the key details are described very reasonably. The supporting characters also have basic human rights, and most of them are not pure villains who set up targets, nor do they always focus on the trivial matters of neighborhood relations in the village. They just make money and start a business, and solve problems when they encounter them. The heroine is finally no longer engaged in the same old business of eating food, selling children, or making cement and explosives. She also doesn't want to rebel or anything. She just does logistics, and then has some reasonable opportunities. She describes the setbacks and sufferings in a dry and humorous tone. She doesn't meet the prince, prince, and general at the beginning. There is no messy space system. The plot is calm and comfortable halfway through. The heroine is not pretending to be a man, she just does it naturally and does not deliberately hide it. All in all, a very good article. Restrained writing style

The writing is pretty good and interesting to the readers. The first half seems to be written more seriously. There are references to the life of the caravan. The author's writing style is quite humorous. It's worth reading. It's a pity to miss it.

I can't bear to let such a beautiful book get buried, I must like it. It is flesh-and-blood, affectionate and righteous. There is no stereotype that all men love the heroine, and there is no stereotype that the heroine must have a peerless good man by her side. Plain and true.

It's quite good. It's not the kind of high-minded and ostentatious writing about strong women, but one that relies on strength step by step. You can feel that the heroine is working hard to become stronger step by step.

This book is great, the language is humorous, the plot is compact, and the style of writing is unique. I don't know why the rating is so low. There is no romance, the main focus is to start a business, take a leisurely trip, and it is not lengthy. Anyway, I think it deserves five stars.