Kicked Out by My Own Parents, I Became a Hit Selling Fruit

After watching it for a while, I found something strange. Since it was the wrong one and the original owner wanted to go home, why didn't they call the police? I felt like a family of three kidnapped the original owner with family ties and morality. The 15-year-old original owner didn't want to live in a family where it was difficult for him to study. If he wanted to go home, he became a white-eyed wolf in the mouth of his sister. If the original owner didn't know his life experience, what would happen to him in the future? The situation is that parents will favor their own daughters. Now that the male protagonist knows it, the parents have to wrong their daughter to accommodate the male protagonist. If the male protagonist does not go home, their biological son can continue to live a wealthy life and even inherit the family business. The male protagonist will make money to support his blind mother, lame father, and studying sister at home, and shine for the family.

It's okay, there are some minor poison points, but it's nothing when I've maxed out my poison resistance. It can be regarded as a pseudo-immortal farming story. The protagonist is not too polite to the enemy, and his actions are considered to be decent. It's just that the treatment of Lin Guorun's family is too gentle [I learned it] [I learned it]

It's super good-looking. If you want to become an immortal, you should farm first. If you want to farm, you should cultivate immortality first. All in all, you won't lose anything.

I really like this male protagonist. He doesn't make me angry at all. At the same time, there is no exaggerated slap-in-the-face plot. It's very comfortable to read.

Not bad, not bad. I see that there are no poisonous points so far. It's a light urban cultivating. The rhythm is very good. It's relaxed and happy. It's also very decisive in solving things. Very good.

I feel like this book is well written. Keep it up and write about the warmth of family.

Nice. No intrigue, no heart-wrenching plot

Not bad, it was this county family that made me laugh, the Ye family, hahaha

A pretty good story, much better than those regretful stories

Very good farming article