An Ancient Painting Connects Two Worlds: A Poor Girl Becomes a Rich Hoarder

I switched to the honeycomb. Grandma Zhang squatted on the ground, picking up the eggs scattered on the stall. She wrote and laughed as she sighed, "Grandma's not selling any eggs today. I'm getting my tooth pulled." Lin Yamei chipped in the money. Looking at the remaining Osaka Crazy Eggs in the bamboo basket, Grandma Zhang straightened up and rubbed her injured knee.

Overall, it's quite good, but the female lead doesn't seem to have much common sense. She's the type to buy large quantities of goods from the supermarket, and most Chinese pastries are made with lard, yet she says pastries made with lard are sticky—that's strange. She says pastries baked with lard are crispy, and that's what makes them flaky.

I enjoy reading novels that use modern things in ancient times; they're very good.

A very good book, with a time-traveling theme that is refreshing and novel.

The content is excellent; you'll definitely love it. I love this kind of satisfying story; it's both stress-relieving and fun. 5 Stars!

Traveling back and forth between two worlds

I just started watching it, it seems quite novel. I'll give my full review after I finish watching it.

The protagonist is portrayed as omnipotent, primarily due to his time-travel abilities, but he is also intelligent and resourceful. The events are captivating and well worth reading!

This is so well written, I love it! This book is really well written; I like it.

Selling fruit in modern times can yield higher profits. The book is getting better and better.