The Shopkeeper's Guide

After reading Happy Debt, I read this shopkeeper guide again. Happy Debt focuses more on the cleverness of the heroine, and the shopkeeper's strategy is a little sweeter. The male protagonist did not expect that his love rival would eventually become his son-in-law. Although Zhu Shou's name is vulgar and a bit childish, he is really a very clean and innocent man. Beauty is so productive!

Hahahahahaha, will the love rival eventually become the son-in-law?

Yeah (satisfied) I still prefer the shopkeeper I have to say that Dada is so productive that it would take me a long time just to browse the homepage to find novels.

I really like this kind of age between fourteen, fifteen and thirty, I feel a bit changed. .

I also thought Zhu Shou would be with Zhuang Le. I didn't expect it to develop like this. Haha, but it looks better than I thought. I like Zhu Shou and Jiao Jiao better. I also like the battle of wits and courage between Song Shu and Tang Wu.

Just change it! The chapter is locked and I can't see it. It's sad.

What can I say about the character Zhu Shou? It really makes me feel distressed. In reality, I am not the kind of person who is good at understanding people's hearts. I have also been clumsy in the ways of the world since I was a child, so I like people who are simple-minded the most. For example, Zhu Shou. In fact, after reading the full text, I found it quite distasteful to the things that the male and female protagonists often did, and I felt very angry. But he never had any dissatisfaction with Zhu Shou. He is just a very good person. If it weren't for the fact that Zhu Shou is not the male protagonist, in fact, there would be no problem for the female protagonist to be with him. What's more, if the heroine's daughter can marry him, of course the heroine can too. It's not that I don't like the male protagonist. Every character in every novel cannot be a perfect person. Each has its own shortcomings and helplessness. Therefore, the male protagonist and the female protagonist often make me frown. But the only thing I can't get angry at is a person like Zhu Shou who is as simple as a child. This may be the so-called supporting role stealing the show. To me, Zhu Shou's status is higher than that of the male and female protagonists. But personally, I don't like to be partial to roles. I tend to like the kind where there are only two male and female protagonists in a simple love relationship, and there should be no second male and female leads as much as possible. If there must be a love rival or a love rival in the skin of a friend, then I would prefer to have a setting for both the male and female protagonists. I feel like I am really a weirdo, even novels have to be so realistic. Alas, there is no cure. Moreover, I am also a weirdo with obsessive-compulsive disorder who only writes a general review after reading the entire article. The above review is here, and here is the full text of the review. The battles in the court are as grand as the battles in the court, and the play in the rivers and lakes is as unrestrained and wanton as the play in the rivers and lakes. However, modern literature has a sense of familiarity that cannot be replaced by ancient literature. And this book just tells the story of falling in love and selling lanterns in a small shop. Some people like to guide their loved ones to guide them to success, while some people like to lead their loved ones to be content with their small family life, regardless of being ridiculed and unwilling to make progress. His honey is my frost. As long as everyone is happy. Male protagonist At the beginning, I was very dissatisfied with the male protagonist. What if you don't accept women as apprentices? Are you looking down on women? Although I know that men in ancient times were inevitably like this, I still feel a little depressed. Well, later I realized that I had misunderstood him, and I apologized. Later, the main thing that pissed me off was his low EQ - the female protagonist's EQ was only sometimes off-line, while the male protagonist's EQ was often off-line. More often than not, I'm angry at the male protagonist for not taking care of the female protagonist. If the female protagonist hadn't been thicker-skinned at first, the male protagonist wouldn't have cared about her until she ended up living on the street again, right? (Okay, although I also admit that this is in line with normal people's reaction to beggars) The dissatisfaction with the male protagonist does not seem to have any specific shortcomings, but because he is cold-faced and hot-hearted, and he is angry from time to time because of his clumsiness in handling emotions. To be honest, my partner looks so angry that I feel so déjà vu when I see the male protagonist. Anyway, if I am so angry that I run out of the house, my partner will definitely be the kind of person who is too stupid to chase me out. Well, I still have to commend the male protagonist for not having any dislike for the female protagonist's past from beginning to end. This is a necessary quality for a male protagonist in a romance novel, but for a real ancient man, 32 likes. Heroine I can only boil it down to a little dissatisfaction with the heroine. The heroine's experience makes her not too concerned about the difference between men and women, which is a very common setting. It's just that I personally think that the heroine is sometimes too unmindful. Speaking for myself, I will respect my partner very much. Even if I have trouble with him or have a quarrel, I will not choose a close male friend to complain about my boyfriend. Since it is impossible for me to approve of the so-called "acceptable sister" of my boyfriend, I will not make my boyfriend unhappy. I think relationships should be fair to each other. And I am a modern person. In this era, there is no strict avoidance of suspicion between men and women. But the heroine is from ancient times, and modern people still need to be aware of things that are appropriate. The heroine is from ancient times and doesn't mind at all. It's one thing if the male protagonist doesn't mind. The female protagonist should give the male protagonist some basic respect. (The heroine followed the policy of "if I have a conflict with my boyfriend in the early days, I will turn to Zhu Shou") If the heroine thinks it doesn't matter, then as an ancient man, doesn't the hero have the right given by society to have three wives and four concubines? Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. Just imagine, if my partner usually cares about my feelings, but once he quarrels with me, he goes to find another girl, I will probably be even more unhappy - as if he is ignoring the protest and has a spare tire. I personally think this is irresponsible for handling emotional conflicts. Really like this article, important things are repeated three times. Really like this article, important things are repeated three times. Really like this article, important things are repeated three times. Therefore, I really don't mean any harm in the above paragraph. I just want to state my thoughts after reading it. If there is anything that offends the author or other readers, please let me know~~(*?▽?*) As the teacher said, you have to be sincere. The author must need the most authentic feedback, so I can't just say nice things~

I really can't believe this is a story written by Jiaren 12 years ago. Now the storyline is not outdated at all, it's too to my liking [poor], I'm such a beautiful lady, you are really my god [Sahua][Sahua][Sahua]

Go back and watch Joyful Debt again

Anyway, it's just one sentence. Jiaren's writing is always amazing and never disappoints.