I Earn 300,000 a Year in Ancient Times

Am I the only one who thought this novel was anticlimactic? The entrepreneurial process was just like this. . . . . . .

Spread flowers~Finally finished watching~It's so beautiful~~

I really want to make up for the ending, explain the subsequent lives of Mao'er and the others, and rectify this second-generation fairy. Although he only has half a year left to live, he still looks like Mao'er's favorite father. I also want to see Xiaozhou and the others having a sweet date in modern times!

Emmm, the writing is too immature and the emotional scenes are a little awkward, but it's okay. But this story of the second generation of immortals is really a failure. Even if you tell me that the mysterious man brought the protagonist there because he was full, I think it is a better reason than this. So what will the ancient people do after the two protagonists leave? It's really hard to accept that a scumbag like the original owner just sits back and enjoys the success because he has a good parent, but there is no ending. Reading the end of your article makes me feel that as long as you have a strong background, no matter what, your parents or the people your parents find for you will wipe your ass. It's really uncomfortable... I won't give negative marks, but I hope the author can consider this issue in the next article...

What about the side story? Isn't there Mao'er's side story?

At the beginning, I thought it would be a long story, but my wife wrote it really well!

Finished reading! I enjoyed reading it. I hope the author won't take it too seriously. In fact, when I saw the protagonist finishing papermaking, I thought it had been a few years. Then he said that he had to build a house when winter came. After building it, he said that he would achieve the goal in one year. In fact, he shouldn't be able to do so many things in one year, and the protagonist worked so hard in the early stages of farming. I thought it would be possible. When describing the harvest, the protagonist does not make delicious food, because he doesn't have to worry about his livelihood after becoming a husband. It is understandable that he did not write about food. The description of refining salt is very comfortable and the rhythm is very good. I don't know exactly what it is, but that part is the most comfortable to watch. There is also a Yue people's song that the protagonist has not finished talking about before. I thought it will appear again. Especially in modern times, Hua Zizhou pretended not to know Qu Qing. I thought he would use Yue people's songs to match the password. I always felt like I was missing a piece of candy, ha! I'm going to read the author's other main article!

I believe Mao'er and Jiang Zhu will be very happy in another world, right?

It scared me to death, I thought DaDa said that this chapter was originally the ending... I almost forced Da Da to rewrite the ending with a knife, hahahaha

It's so hard to choose! You must write well about Mr. Jiang and always be kind to Maoer! It's best to give Zizhou a dream about their beautiful life in ancient times and let him not worry too much!