Bringing a Factory to the Republic of China

Xin Wenqiu collects "Plane Supermarket System" Copywriting: After Lu Lanzi graduated, she was recuperating at home. Her parents wanted to lead a two-person world, so they left the supermarket they ran to her to run. I originally thought this was an ordinary supermarket, but who knows that every time it opens in the middle of the night, the outside world changes. At the beginning, it was the troubled times of the Republic of China when there was a lack of medical treatment and medicine. Later came the ancient times when the people were burdened with excessive taxes and miscellaneous taxes. Then came the sixties. Finally, there is the end of the world where zombies are rampant.

Woc... It's really over... It's too fast... At the beginning, it looked like he was going to show off his talents in the Republic of China, and he kept running businesses. Later, he really reached a critical moment, and it was over in less than five chapters... The heroine was also very strange after returning to the past. She had time to stay in the Martyrs Cemetery. At night, there was no time to take a car to see Xiao Hua and Xiao Le (the graves). Even if the transportation at that time was not as developed as it is now, it would be inconvenient for her to see Xiao Hua and Xiao Le. She could just leave a letter... She could write to the museum, so she wouldn't have to think of how to contact Xiao Hua and Xiao Le. Time flies, opportunities are hard to come by, and many friends either died in wars or grew old. It was so painful to watch this happen... Moreover, the male and female protagonists recognized each other carelessly after returning to modern times. The female protagonist skipped time, but the male protagonist lived year by year. In other words, it seems like a simple plot about the past and present life, but now the male protagonist in front of the heroine is actually decades older than the heroine. The heroine is often a young girl who is out of emotion and not very organized in her work, and the hero is already equivalent to the heroine's grandfather... This grandfather-grandson relationship...

I thought it was the kind of slow travel, and the Republic of China was just one of its stages. Why did it end like this? It was so sudden. In the back, there are other disasters and the like. They are all written down. Why is it over now? There is also the King of Hell. I thought I would play with him.

Although the logic is not very good, this book is not like that. I wish that every character has outstanding human shortcomings. In the past, the author felt that people were particularly upset when reading every book, but people have always been chaotic, so I gave up on each book and cursed (yes, I was very disliked by this author before, and every article was quite satisfactory, but the content, bye you)

Sure enough, only novels have happy endings

It's pretty good, but the ending is a little too rushed!

I couldn't help but cry when I saw the plane. I will take my children to the Martyrs Cemetery in the future.

The content settings are relatively high-end and low-end. The content of the following chapters 71-80 is too hasty. It is completed for the sake of completion, and the emotional line is barely completed. . .

Didn't we say that we were back to the day of the Republic of China? 1978 Was considered the Republic of China?

It feels like the rest of it goes so fast. Fortunately, there is a happy ending.