From the Start, I Set Up a Street Stall: My Products Have Some Side Effects

To be honest, the setting of this book is quite good. The protagonist looks like an ordinary person, but he is a little bit numb. The lucky dice can be mixed with luck. Is he just a villain? There is too much space to write about how the protagonist is defeated. This book has a good comedy style. Well, there is no official setting for this book, right? Some official people cannot see the benefits of props. Let a person do bad things in this way, such as increasing memory, increasing inspiration, master key? As for the character Leng Feng, you said he has the ability to negotiate with a second-generation politician and businessman, but he doesn't have the ability to communicate with higher-ups? Wouldn't he use some props to protect the protagonist? Maybe I didn't read enough. Props always depend on the person who uses them. One thing, author, I really want to scold you. Leukemia is very tragic, and there is a scene like this to kill a child. The setting of your book is that the props have to pay the same price as the function. Then let me ask you, if you look back on a person, let the person who paid the price go directly to the ICU? Have you ever considered that the most dangerous thing is when a person suffers a fracture and ends up in the hospital, rather than going to the ICU for emergency treatment? Let me ask the author, how to express the most serious injury? Direct death, right? For example, when you first said 12 is Xiaoji, 34 is Zhongji, 56 is Daji, then let me ask, when the protagonist uses it later, 3 is Xiaoji? Eat it yourself and set it yourself, it is a good book. Maybe this book is the author venting the pressure of reality. Good luck to the author. You don't have to be so angry. I wish you good health.

Is it broken in the middle? Where did the invisible sticker come from?

I will add a buff to the author It's so depressing to read. The author has never received any love!!

Fortunately, it looks okay from the front. Some chapters seem to be missing. The woman in the front is inexplicably popular because of an invisible sticker. I don't know how this thing appeared. Also, after some products appeared repeatedly, he repeated similar words about the side effects that were too explosive. The products you have seen more than once are still the same as the ones you pretend to have never seen before. It feels like there is no silver in this place. The left brain attacks the right brain. There are some logical problems. It's so strange. I've seen a lot of shops, stalls, or things with side effects. There are some cool articles and some long ones. I feel a little tired reading this.

Don't read it, it's very uncomfortable to read, the logic is flawed, the system only wants to set up stalls, the author has to strictly restrict people, they can only be in this city, and then everyone has malicious intentions, it is the worst host in the entire network. In fact, many props in it are well used and helpful, such as interrogating prisoners, etc., The police cannot not see it

The host and Tongzi's brains are broken when they lie down.

It is a system that deceives the host without paying for its life. The beginning is very frustrating. Almost everyone has malicious intentions. It is really...

I don't blame the protagonist, I can only say that IQ determines ability to do things.

I have never seen such a miserable system host. It is really strange. There are so many magical props, as long as they are used properly, they are invincible. Others know how to cooperate with the country, find other cooperation, or use these props in various ways. The protagonist is so miserable that he is a homeless man.

It's quite contradictory. It's obviously a tool for creating cause and effect, but it doesn't allow for big cause and effect. Moreover, the public officials were also written as Ma Zai of the rich second generation. Seeing such a suitable tool for interrogation, I thought about how to please the rich second generation and let the protagonist go to jail.