Are There Any Books Like "The Street Stall Sales at the Beginning"?
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Are there any books like "The Start of the Street Stall Selling Dali"? The protagonist is funny and funny. I love this book so much. Does anyone recommend anything else? I can't read this one.
Before her death, her grandfather left her three things: a silver dollar from the Republic of China with "Xie's" engraved on it, a key so rusted that the tooth shape was invisible, and the sentence "Xie's money, Shen's lock, Chen's road. You can only trust one." She didn't expect that these words would lead her into a narrow alley only one arm wide, and she would find an iron box from behind a wall brick of the wrong color. The key in the iron box opened the secret drawer under Grandpa's workbench. In the dark drawer was a drawing - a drawing of her own shop, with a circle drawn in the middle with a red pen. There was a line written next to the circle: "The deepest crease is the entrance." What she didn't expect was that the entrance was not in the yellow paper on the beam, but on her left wrist - the gray-black birthmark she had carried since birth was seeping water bit by bit. In the 37th year of the Republic of China, the paper figures of Xie's Paper Shop once stood on their own. Seventy years later, Shen Zhiyuan finally received the last letter sent by her grandfather. The paper ashes never go out, the water marks never dry up, and the shadow never fades. It's time for her to hit the road. (If you like Baozi, you can read it and give the anchor some advice. My fellow cloud shareholders, let's make this book together [love] [love])
Book shortage rescue! If you also love the ridiculous feeling of "The system does not play cards according to common sense" in "The Start of the Game", you must try this book "The No. 1 Claims Adjuster in the Cultivation World". Others rely on fighting and killing to become immortals, while the protagonist relies on selling insurance. Refining weapons and blasting furnaces to compensate for elixirs, overcoming tribulations and hacking to death to compensate for spiritual stones, and even selling "retirement insurance" to the boss. There is no bitterness and deep hatred, only various claims manipulation and counter-routine slaps in the face. I sincerely recommend it, it doesn't torture the protagonist and doesn't feel aggrieved, it's very relaxing to watch. I have already followed the inner election. The protagonist used the insurance policy to make the genius doubt his life. I laughed to death. Feel free to enter the pit!