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Lu Ya discovers that an antique bronze mirror under her bed connects to another world, and that her best friend Song Li, who died a year ago, has appeared inside it.
Song Li has transmigrated into the body of the Great Wan Kingdom's most hated princess. At the same time, Great Wan is suffering the worst snow disaster in a thousand years.
When the two friends meet, Lu Ya uses her last bit of savings to send over all kinds of food and Song Li's favorite snacks, making sure her best friend won't starve to death in that strange land.
Song Li, in turn, sends the gold, silver, jewelry, porcelain, and paintings bestowed on her by the royal family to Lu Ya, whose business is on the verge of bankruptcy. With Song Li's support, Lu Ya gets her company back on its feet and even turns Minfeng Rice into a publicly listed company.
When the people see the despised princess conjure up mountains of grain from thin air, they are left speechless and kneel to thank the gods.
When the workers who abandoned their bankrupt factory for petty gains discover that Minfeng offers benefits a hundred times better than before, they beg to come back and work like oxen and horses.
People of Great Wan: At last, a deity! We're saved!
Minfeng employees: Who said Minfeng was bad? Minfeng is amazing!
Theme: When poor, cultivate yourself; when prosperous, help the world.
Originally I just wanted to write a final review, but as I wrote it, it became a review. It took me a whole morning to read it. Let me first tell you my evaluation of this book. The writing style is a bit novice, but the overall logic of the whole story is passable, which is quite suitable for me, a person who has no brain in reading books. It deserves four stars, and since it is a free article, it can be turned into five stars. In the early stage, I was very irritable because of the dog emperor and Lu Ya's dog relatives. My biggest motivation to continue watching was to see the growth of the two protagonists and how to turn the tables and sharpen their swords to become scum. The fate of the dog relatives and the scoundrels who caused Lu Ya a lot of suffering before and after basically all got into the orange, except for the uncle and aunt who pushed their daughter out to take the blame. It's a pity that these two old scoundrels didn't get into the game. It's even more annoying to see them changing their numbers and calling to harass little Yabi every now and then. It's even more annoying that Yabi can't easily change her number to get rid of their harassment. The Dog Emperor is the most annoying character in the entire book. He was afraid that if he scolded him too harshly, he would be reviewed and sanctioned, so he would not type out those scoldings. For the first dozen or so chapters, I always wanted the Dog Emperor to die, but I was quite confused when I saw that he just died in Chapter 34. It felt so sudden, I thought it was Song Li who became stronger after a series of battles, found someone to assassinate him, and then helped his younger brother up or became the empress himself or something like that. But after the Dog Emperor died, Song Li's line became much easier and less irritating. The relatives and the dog emperor really wanted to go into the book with a knife and smash them into pulp. To be honest, I feel like the Dog Emperor died a little easily. This kind of fool should have pulled out his tongue, looked at his limbs and thrown them into the lake to feed the fish. I like the ending: Song Li returned to a time before everything happened, and she nipped in the cradle all the tragedies that had not yet happened. In the third life, she and little Yabi both had a perfect life. Regarding the protagonist and supporting characters, I think Lu Ya and Song Li are both the protagonists of this book. That guy who cares about nothing is just a supporting actor at best. However, the rules of garbage jj seem to be that if the protagonist has feelings for the protagonist or someone has a single arrow towards the protagonist, they must be marked as Lily/Danmei (even if the ending is that the protagonist is only beautiful) The teacher can write the names of Lu Ya and Song Li in the protagonist column, and the names of Bai Lu, Qiu Shuang, Song Chuanyao, and that Gu So-and-so in the supporting role column. You can write this at the beginning of the copy: This article is about a friendship between two female protagonists. I was assigned to romance because there is a male pairing, one of the female protagonists has a single arrow, and both female protagonists are uniquely beautiful in the end... Something like that (this is just a small suggestion, teacher, you can ignore it if you don't like it) Having said that, let me talk about my views on the protagonist and other characters. These two girls gave me the impression that they were quite innocent at first, so innocent that they didn't know how to be on guard against others. This is quite normal, after all, I was well protected by my parents before I experienced those things. Song Li: The response is relatively slow, and many people only realize the importance later. Dare to try boldly and dare to trust others. When I first appeared, I felt a little stupid and sweet. I was giving out such precious food without fear of thieves coming. In the later stage, she had a lot of semen and had people waiting for her before giving her food. The main thing between her and Lu Ya is that one dares to listen and the other dares to do. Both of them are children who dare to practice. Lu Ya really helped her a lot. The items Song Li gave to Lu Ya also saved the factory's urgent need at that time. If they were to compare their IQs, it felt like Lu Ya's IQ was a full half higher than Song Li's. Although Lu Ya was tricked by some competitors at first because of his lack of experience. I really admire Lu Ya's character: she is very responsible and has experienced the sudden death of her parents in an accident, problems at the factory, and debts that suddenly fell on her head. What came to mind was actually being responsible to the workers, rather than just running away. If I were an employee, I would really like her as a responsible boss who gets a generous salary as long as she works hard. I particularly like her attitude towards relationships, her ideas are right. The past is the past, even if the person who cared about it really had his reasons. It can't make up for the hurt she suffered when he betrayed her and then took the initiative to help her many years later. This time things are clear, which is good. The last thing I want to say is that the teacher can mark it in the column. What is the name of your penguin and W blog? I drew Lu Ya and wanted the teacher to see it. Song Li's painting is a bit complicated, so far I have only drawn out the line drawing [Orange Heart]
The imagination is okay, but the plot is too dragging and a bit too noisy. It's as tiring as the chronicle.
I don't understand. Wouldn't it be better to release the evidence chain and then buy the trolls? …
"Otherwise, we will take action against the financial backer", which will give the author a big bug~ miss
Disabled people are the same as normal employees, so normal employees will definitely feel unbalanced. There will inevitably be greater conflicts. At most, five insurances and one housing fund are provided, but the salary must be low, otherwise it will be difficult to sustain. The author's idea is good, but he may not have worked in the workplace. Things like the system cannot be generated by love.
The setting is very special, the plot is novel, and the writing is smooth But seeing that everything is going on now, with parents having a feud and it took so long to call the police, isn't my bestie's jewelry valuable enough? With so many hot searches in the past, is the only way to find a man?
The setting is novel, but a bit unbearable. . . . Especially those who control their weight and have "absolute strength", eh. . . .
I hope our Song Li can become the emperor hahaha~
Catch bugs! When Lu Ya cries, it should be "give her a shoulder" and "lest she can avoid it". There should also be a subject pronoun in front of it. To avoid duplication with the previous "everyone", you can add "everyone"
I like it so much! The first chapter hooked me! I can write and love to read! (Haha, these two people can chat through video chat for a long time even though they can video chat.