The Lady Lord Has a Planar Shop

As for the heroine's approach of leaving the thieves behind, I think that although it is criticized, it is actually not bad. At least there is something to be said for it. After all, the heroine is positioned as a plane merchant and is not from this world, so she is arrogant. This kind of arrogance is inevitable, and it is not the Virgin who is generous to others, but self-righteous and noble, and she feels that she can forgive it. This is not a derogatory description, because people are like this. Just like when we look at the bottom people in feudal society in modern times, we will be grateful for the prosperity and tranquility of our lives, and sympathize with their bad luck and suffering. This kind of happiness and sympathy is arrogance. The same goes for the heroine, because everything she has at her fingertips is regarded as a treasure in this world, because she does not belong here, so even if she sympathizes with the people in the village and accepts the title of lord, she cannot really regard herself as a lord of a strange world without long-term precipitation or the stimulation of specific events - she has no sense of belonging, and she has systematic protection. Others cannot easily hurt her, and at this time, another world has opened. For her now, this world is just a game of managing infrastructure (it may be similar in other worlds). This sense of fragmentation is actually what time-travel novels should have, but many authors don't seem to have thought about handling this matter well, so the handling of this matter with Zigui can be regarded as commendable, although they are not sure of it. This is the first time I post a long review. I don't know what the author's thoughts are. I just posted it based on my feelings about the setting. Although I always had a feeling that this book would be a flop... But after all, this is my first long review, so I might as well post it. However, I still hope that the author can come back soon and finish it. After all, the setting is quite interesting, the writing is not too faulty, and the logic is at least smooth (and I hope the author can maintain this state). It is really rare to ask for a novel. [Laughing and crying] This is really my first long review, so if I have any questions, please forgive me. . .

So a thief who wanted to kill the heroine twice and instigated others to kill her was simply forgiven? And became a store clerk? No punishment?

Suddenly arrived in a new world? No transition?

? The heroine is not a teacher, so why can she choose the heroine as a mentor? Well, the heroine wants to live a life of providing pension infrastructure, so she might as well not recruit a disciple.

It was so sudden. It feels like the previous store didn't even get started.

The author of the scam article must! ! ! ! Go into the bloody Mary Sue novel! ! ! ! ! ! Why don't you update it? It's been almost a year. Even one chapter per week is much better.

What's going on? Updates stopped as soon as I entered v.

I hope my wife gets better soon and will update like crazy

I haven't updated it yet... I checked out the author's other articles... September's one is still stuck... If you don't have the energy to update it, don't open so many V-rated books. Fortunately, this is only one chapter. Let's cut our losses now and come back to read it when it's finished next year.

Nice. . But generally entering V is 10,000 words. . . . If there are so few, there will be at least two updates.