In the third month after Lin Xiaoyan traveled through time, he concluded two iron rules of survival: first, the salt here is ridiculously expensive; second, if you want to survive, you have to be more calculating than a grain of salt.
So when she picked up the bloody, handsome man by the river, her first reaction was not to scream, but to quickly calculate: "If he can be saved, he can at least be a strong laborer; if he can't be saved... Well, the material of this suit is good. If you take it apart, you can exchange for half a catty of salt."
She didn't expect that this man codenamed "Half a pound of salt" would later stir up trouble in the world. What's more, he didn't expect that his first secret order after ascending the throne was to ask the world: How can I make my queen stop worrying about how many kilograms of salt the material of my dragon robe can be exchanged for?
Reader comments
The author has certain writing skills, but this book is not female-oriented. The female protagonist is like a tool, and the plot is mainly driven by the male protagonist's wishes. As a stingy modern person, the female protagonist inexplicably falls in love with a man with a troubled identity. This emotional line is too abrupt.
The author has certain writing skills, but this book is not female-oriented. The female protagonist is like a tool, and the plot is mainly driven by the male protagonist's wishes. As a stingy modern person, the female protagonist inexplicably falls in love with a man with a troubled identity. This emotional line is too abrupt.