I Became a Traveling Merchant with a Magic Door

I hope friends in need can see: I fell to Chapter 36. Selling wild antlers before was nothing but a different law. In Chapter 36, he was surrounded and killed for no reason. All the bow and arrow shaman spells were used. If Goldfinger hadn't pushed him at the critical moment, he would have been killed. Moreover, the process was quite painful. The text clearly stated "burning". Then the protagonist didn't even get angry, he forgave everything without blaming him at all, and even went to help the mastermind himself. I don't know if you like this, I don't like it anyway. Above.

It's not a cookie-cutter transaction article. It's very reasonable to communicate with people from different planes. It's nice to read, but the heroine has too many top-quality products around her in the real world.

Well, I read some low-scoring reviews, and I mainly thought that the heroine was so holy that the shamans would kill the heroine, and that the heroine did business with them regardless of past grudges. Wait for a series, and those old classmates who bullied him and didn't retaliate and went back. In fact, I don't know any of the other readers. What does the small perspective look like? My perspective is on the teasing and ridicule of my former classmates. First of all, he also called the police to solve the problem, and secondly, he dealt with the heroine. It's all over now. He hasn't been bullied very seriously. Even if he needs to get rich suddenly, he still needs to be full-fledged. He is now in the early stage of starting a business, and he doesn't usually interact with them. It's really just a small county, and there are relatively few people. Then he accidentally met a few rubbish classmates, and that's all, just ignore it. If he really offends him, he will call the police. Therefore, I think there is nothing wrong with the author's description of the heroine's attitude towards her former classmates. As for the shaman's intention to kill the heroine, after it was over, the heroine didn't care about the past grudges. I can only say that it depends on your reading perspective. Anyway, if you look at the heroine from a God's perspective, first of all, she is an anecdotal person. Without any information and knowing nothing, humans will have fear of the unknown. Fear and fear are an instinctive human reaction. Since the shaman can channel spirits and deal with gods, it is reasonable for him to have doubts about the heroine. At that time, I thought that the shaman was a bad person, and he just wanted to kill the boy who was in contact with the heroine, and then he would deal with the heroine himself. I was like that at the time. I thought about why this shaman was a bad person, but later I found out that he was really just thinking about the tribe and thought that the heroine was a bad person, so he carried out an action to assassinate the heroine. Of course, our heroine was also protected by Golden Finger, so she was not injured. Instead, the shaman was injured. Then the heroine gave a package to help. In fact, these things are understandable. I just heard it and didn't feel it. The very bad or off-putting thing may be the problem of light perception, and in my opinion, it is a very normal story logic. You cannot 100% meet someone who will trust you. It all has to be established step by step, especially in a place like theirs where witchcraft is worshiped. The culture is originally uncivilized, and you are a relatively strange character. You can be said to be an alien. I think it is normal for others to be hostile. Not everyone is hostile to the heroine, it is just the shaman. That's all. In the end, the misunderstanding was resolved and everything was fine. Therefore, I don't think this is the behavior of a holy mother, and she continued to trade with others. The problem is that if there is no trade, the heroine will not be able to carry out the next operation. Then his system will be wasted, so this is my point. I think the author handled it well In the end, I gave Manxing a little bit of hope that I like very much. The follow-up is based on my idea, instead of becoming privately owned. I have read the same type of Goldfinger novels where the heroine made large purchases and inexplicably sold some high-priced valuables. The state machine just pretended that it did not exist and allowed the heroine to develop freely. Let's not talk about it. Well, in real life, this is a question of objective logic, you can. But many novels will ignore this objective logic and just be happy. He can buy as much food as he wants. Is it possible that food will be controlled by the state? Although the size is not particularly strict, if you spend more time, you will be noticed. Therefore, in this novel, the author sees the heroine being targeted by people at the national level step by step. I think this is a very normal situation. First of all, people from the government are not fools. From the beginning, you deal with businessmen with state-owned assets background. Later, you gradually discover the differences of the heroine, and then arrange people and researchers around you to study the goods coming from the heroine. I think this is a very normal trend. So normal that it wouldn't even be a restraint, but a protection. It's just that there may be two kinds of things later. Of course, there is no need to write it in this way, and there is no need to force it to be handed over to the state. Instead, it is directly cooperating with the state silently, and the state treats the heroine secretly as if there is no such thing. The heroine didn't know that the people around her were all from the country, and then she made a deal with them, and then the heroine's business was given the green light. I think this is very good, much better than the kind where the national-level government agencies are as if they don't exist. At least this kind of thing is somewhat logical and reliable, so I will give this a five-star rating, unless people in the inexplicable country later don't study it, no longer pursue it, and no longer protect the heroine. I was spying on the heroine nearby, and then retreated for no reason. I don't think it's necessary. I think it's unnecessary to write the heroine's halo that's very forcible. Therefore, it's really suitable for the current purpose. There's no need to write it in a way that's submitted to the national literature. They all have their own characteristics. Come on, author.

Let's see how many of them can be tricked, Chapter 36 is very poisonous. The protagonist was almost killed, so he redeemed money from the system to save the protagonist, and then begged for mercy from the person who killed the protagonist, and the protagonist immediately forgave (the kind of forgiveness that was explained in the heart)

It looks good, although there is a little bit of perfection in the front, but it is all acceptable and it was solved quickly. The only loophole I think is the interstellar world. Logically speaking, in the setting of interstellar novels, most garbage mountains are polluted, and they have no way to solve this pollution. (They also wore protective clothing in the garbage mountain) Then the heroine brought it back to the earth. This thing is also a pollutant. Are the people on earth capable of solving it?

For someone like me who is very fond of family and very patriotic, the setting of this novel is very close to my heart! The storyline is compact and not procrastinating, the character settings are very consistent, and the emotional descriptions are delicate and full. Nice!

An ordinary person in a peaceful environment, although he has a low self-esteem due to family reasons, is very resilient. Such a person will not be like a nouveau riche when he encounters adventures, but he will not be too cautious. After all, given the environment and experience, sooner or later he will be discovered. The description of the heroine conforms to basic logic, and the writing style is also good. Five stars [like]

Actually, I have a question: why doesn't the heroine cooperate with the state? This way she would have less worries and be more diligent in purchasing goods. It is more time-saving, labor-saving and safer, and the country also benefits from it, a win-win situation.

I think this is the reality. It is too fake to turn it over to the state as soon as it is obtained. Ordinary people who are truly realistic must first satisfy themselves and then turn to the state for help when they can no longer afford it. This is not selfish, it is just the real life of ordinary people.

Is this the one who commented that the heroine was almost killed? I understand this point of lightning protection, but the old man really deserves to die, but I can understand it, but I can't bear to leave Mir and his father, two rich men. The child was really controlled and broke away to protect the heroine. I probably know the reason for lightning protection, but I think it's okay. Although I can do it myself, I don't think I will kill the old man. The benefits will be unlimited later. He is also right to stand on his own side for the sake of his tribe. Lightning protection is out of the question. I thought it was really unforgivable for modern people to kill the heroine like this. It's the old shaman I think this rating is very speechless. Don't just say Holy Mother when you see someone. Some comment sections are the real saints. I just read one. There are really vicious ones. Women are always the ones who make things difficult for women. If I were the heroine, I wouldn't know it. Don't say that the heroine has no means. If she has the means in the future, it will depend on the specific situation. It's true that the old guy is, but the heroine kills him. It would be a bigger loss than keeping him. Now, the energy brought by it is more utilized. I think he can kill me, but he won't kill me. It's all a person's momentary thoughts. How can it be a holy mother? If he really kills him, it should be said that the heroine is vicious. After all, girls are said to be in love, and they are said to be losers if they are not in love. It's so disgusting, I'm speechless. Didn't you say that the middle two haven't read the world of beasts? Goddess, Goddess, isn't it normal? The middle two used to pretend to be goddesses, and now they are certified as true goddesses. Since they don't have a heroine, they will probably be wiped out in winter. Treasure author. Many of the following content, whether it is reality or fiction, is the first time I have seen advertisements about Neocene soil, genes, ancient navigation methods, modifications, etc. No, I'm going to die laughing. I really like Si Guang. If I remember his appearance correctly, he still wears gold-rimmed glasses.