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The author's writing is not that profound, very straightforward and healing. Although it is a time travel, it does not have a strong golden finger. It is more like a real entrepreneurial article. Some details in the text make people feel very warm, just like the protagonist. Maybe he does not make the best quality milk tea, but he first moved people's hearts and won the hard work [learned]. Every effort of the protagonist and the people around him slaps those who get something for nothing. I want to say that no matter whether this book will be a big hit, at least I like [make faces] It is obvious that the author has put a lot of effort into these production process methods. The carefully polished content will definitely be appreciated by people. I am actually not a person who likes to rate. But every time I see some truly touching words, I still want to comment. I think that even if I am the only one who reads it, the pearl will not be dusted. "The harder you work, the luckier you will be." Come on, author, don't stop updating.
As the author of this story about milk tea entrepreneurship in the Song Dynasty, I know very well how much intention is hidden in it - Lin Yue went from an orphan girl making tea in a ruined temple to the "Milk Tea Xishi" who stirred up the business world of Bianjing. She stepped on the pitfalls of the times and held back a sense of resilience at every step. You can see that she experimented with saltpeter refrigeration and ice storage in cellars to preserve milk, came up with the ingenious idea of "collecting lids for tea" to deal with counterfeiters, and even used a milk tea stall to deliver secret messages during the capital relocation crisis. In these plots, there is my research on the business customs of the Song Dynasty, and my obsession with counterattacks by little people. The fireworks in the streets of Bianjing are alive: storytellers in teahouses tell her legends, children in the streets clamor for "Lin Ji Honey Fragrance", and even dignitaries bend over for a cup of "Rouge Snow". This story is not only the history of entrepreneurship, but also the appearance of a woman who broke through the world with a cup of milk tea in an era of strict rules. To boast, this kind of Jianghu spirit with flesh and blood is worth savoring.
The author's writing style can be good. It has a sense of immediateness like reading a textbook [face covering], and the description is very good. However, I think the writing style could be more humorous [shy][shy][shy]. It feels a bit weird after reading it. The growth process of the heroine is very detailed, and her relationship with A Tao is really warm [shy][shy] Come on, author [blowing kiss][smirking] I also added knowledge points, knowledge entered my brain in an inexplicable way [face covering]
So inspiring and beautiful.
Although the beginning is unrealistic, it is very warm and beautiful
The writing is very good, and the writing about making milk tea is very detailed.