[Period setting + adorable child + everyone's favorite + System + daily life + street-stall entrepreneurship + building wealth]
As the only child in a dual-income household, Hua Xiaoman grew up spoiled rotten, until the year she turned four and a half, when both her parents were laid off. They decided to head south to seek their fortunes, leaving Xiaoman with her maternal grandmother.
Grandma held Xiaoman and wept, but Xiaoman had a System in hand. She led her brothers and sisters in setting up a stall selling picture books at the entrance to the alley.
Picture books, marbles, collectible cards, ring toss... The little bookstall grew bigger and bigger, and life got better and better for Xiaoman and her grandmother.
One day, her parents, now established in the south, came back to take Xiaoman and reunite the family.
But their daughter opened her little treasury and said in the sweetest voice, with the boldest words:
“Mom and Dad, Xiaoman will take care of you!”
Some readers may not have read the synopsis carefully, so this review is to remind new readers that the entire text is currently being revised. Some chapters are not flowing smoothly, and the author will definitely fix them as soon as possible.
I've read the latest chapter, 66, and it's really good. The whole story has a warm and happy feel to it. The female lead lives at her maternal grandparents' house and has her own room. Her maternal grandparents, uncles and aunts, cousins and other relatives all treat her very well. There's no backstabbing or infighting among family members. Everyone works together to make money.
It's pretty good. There are many excellent and lovely girls, but the tasks are always confusing, and the scene transitions are disjointed and abrupt. The characters and plot are a jumbled mess, and I don't even have time to react. However, the writing is decent; it's a story about a group of kids making money together. Right now, it's just small-scale, but I'm looking forward to Xiaoman making a fortune later on.
It looks great! I just want to know when the revisions will be finished. I hope they won't change the no-CP (no romance) setting. I refuse to accept stories about infants with romantic pairings.
I read the latest chapter in one go, it's great! Many period novels focus on people going to the capital for the imperial examinations or something similar, but it's rare to see one set in Shenzhen. Looking forward to Xiaoman's life in Shenzhen! [Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!]
So far, there don't seem to be any major problems; it's quite good. The female lead's family treats her very well, she's the apple of their eye, and there are no unpleasant relatives or neighbors; they're all quite reasonable.
It was good! At first, when I saw the first two thousand pages, I thought it was a lot. I thought I'd finally found a good book with a decent amount of content, at least not just fifty or sixty chapters. But I finished it today! I guess I was just too bored 🤦
This is a pretty interesting system novel. I'm looking forward to seeing how the story unfolds!
With Hua Xiaoman's abilities, she'll surpass Jack Ma sooner or later and become the world's richest person.
Such a cute and smart child! I feel like I've wasted my life!