Armed with a Shopping App: The Period-Novel Side Character Comes Out on Top

It's quite interesting, but there is one problem. The male protagonist obviously likes the original Xiaoxiao, and both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are not nice to the three of them now.

I looked through the title and found that it was about 250 chapters in. We were still in the countryside, so it wouldn't be too long before the show ended in the city, right? I read an article about The King of Boxing over 550 chapters before, 500 chapters in the countryside, and 50 chapters returning to the city for the college entrance examination. I was so speechless. It was the first time I encountered something like that.

There's nothing wrong with the colloquial language, but it's too chatty. I go back and forth about everything.

The author should have never been in rural areas, so don't force yourself to write about rural areas, as there are too many violations.

It looked good from the beginning, but as soon as the "original heroine named Tan" and the "female character named Qian" appeared, the author focused on them and wrote the story in a rich and colorful way. The "female character surnamed Qian" came back and started to get jealous when she didn't confirm whether the "original heroine surnamed Tan" was with the male protagonist. Don't you think it's outrageous? Isn't this the standard match for the female protagonist? The previous part of this novel was written about the struggle of the "heroine Yun Xiaoxiao" through time travel. Now these struggle processes are almost mentioned in one stroke. Instead, too much ink is focused on the various misunderstandings between the "original heroine named Tan" and the male protagonist, as if she and the male protagonist will be together after resolving various misunderstandings. Seeing that it is almost impossible to tell who is the heroine now, I feel that "Yun Xiaoxiao" is now a tool.

The book is quite good, but some of the plots are designed to highlight the heroine and forcibly subdue others. Rice breeding. In the late 1970s and almost 1980s, old farmers still didn't know how to breed rice in advance. How many people would starve to death? Although the novel is a fantasy structure, some realistic descriptions are better close to life.

Although it's a bit fluid, I support it.

I like the heroine's personality and look forward to the follow-up

After reading more than 600 chapters... I didn't want to continue reading. I could have endured it, but it turned out... There were too many things that the author took for granted... As I said before, wouldn't Baidu help?

Telegrams were charged per word. This was in the 1980s. Making phone calls was much cheaper than taking telegrams.