This is a slow-burn story set in an alternate world, pure patriotic wish fulfillment. To celebrate the new story going premium, leave a comment under either of the author's two stories and you might receive a bonus red envelope.
When I was little, I wanted to be a pillar of my country. When I grew up, I realized that even being one little screw in the machine would be an achievement.
Zhou Qingzhou, a top student who chose the wrong major, unexpectedly gains a magical interdimensional shop. There are twenty shops around the world, and countless shops across countless different planes. The small goods bought from other planes can easily change the world. With a survival-of-the-fittest system and fierce competition among shop owners, only by establishing a foothold and eliminating the others can she protect the land she loves.
Standing beneath the red flag dyed with the blood of those who came before, Zhou Qingzhou wants to follow in their footsteps...
The male lead is understanding and wise, a powerful figure with the presence of an elder. He dotes on the heroine and accompanies her as she grows, like a father and a teacher.
The story starts slowly, then gradually grows more impassioned.
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Why is the male protagonist pretending to be a good guy?
Why is the male protagonist so annoying!
This is actually a book from 18 years old
Will there be any extras? It's very interesting.
It looked so sad and reminded me of the plot of another novel
Anyway, I have never liked Japan. The Japanese teacher at our old school spoke very good Japanese and had lived in Japan. Then during the lecture, he suddenly said "Little Japan" with disgust. How bad does a country have to be for someone who makes a living teaching its language to hate it so much?
I'm a little sad. I choked on the article I was following and skipped to the end. I didn't like the ending. Alas, I can only come here to talk about it casually. I hope someone can talk to me about this article, express their opinions, or summarize it. It's really painful and I can't get up and down. As far as I saw, the writing is still very good, but I didn't get what I liked. Big cheers.
I feel a little conflicted in my heart, but the writing is still good, but the values are different. As a person, I might prefer that she have a happy family in her ordinary life after everything is over. These two people may be suitable for sharing weal and woe, but if they can still be together in the end, I think it is a bit unfair to the heroine.
The old man's IQ has dropped.
It's over, it's over! Qingzhou has done well, but objectively speaking, it cannot avoid future troubles.