The People of the Stars Rely on Me to Make Fruit Affordable for Everyone

I came here based on the synopsis, and after reading the first chapter, I thought it was quite good and even added it to my bookshelf. I read another ten chapters or so, but then I couldn't continue. The problem is that the previous statements emphasized the importance of family members, expressing concern for their hardships and wanting to make things easier for them.

Chapter 60: Sending poisonous insects to see Lord Lin Zexu, when will we send mites to the guillotine? 💕💕💕💕💕

Several officials went to the female lead's house. She didn't know how to introduce them, so one of them, on a whim, said he was her boyfriend…😅

The system that leaves a mark is a physical entity that can be handed over to the state, but the female protagonist insists on binding herself to it before handing it over to the state.

It's visually appealing, but it's almost like a diary entry.

It's so, so, so good! I love the female lead's patriotism.

The content is bland, the author's writing is poor, and it just presents a monotonous account. What the author intended to describe is completely different from reality; it is recommended that you practice your writing skills first.

It's getting better and better.

It's a bit too rambling and overly idealistic.