Wuxia Crossover: Selling Mystery Jars at the Tongfu Inn

It would be strange if it didn't collapse. The protagonist was able to give a jar for free first, and then it cost 10 silver each. Selling something is as embarrassing as selling insurance. With my own strength of 250, I went straight into the Hulong Villa incident.

This Tongfu Inn can be regarded as 666. It is either storytelling, opening jars, blind boxes, and drawing draws.

A running account, a hammer in the east and a mallet in the west. To sum it up, the protagonist is a ruthless Doraemon dream-fulfilling machine. As long as others take money, they will be given whatever they want and forced to achieve perfection. Are you the director of the Spring Festival Gala? He becomes a master at every turn. I don't even know what a grandmaster is. Is there a realm of being a master? This doesn't seem to be the case in the martial arts films I've read. After a few descriptions of the person who gained the ability here, I ran out of time to write about other characters. It's like a diary written during winter and summer vacations when I was a kid to prepare for exams.

Studio AI article, 10 taels per jar, those rich people can buy hundreds of thousands of jars, hang up the people selling the jars and beat them!

It has collapsed. After looking at the catalog, Bu Jingyun has it. The Fengyun world and the martial arts world are not on the same level. Moreover, the B level of pig's feet is too low. He is treated like a hawker. Others who are intrusive don't know what to say.

The writing is too messy. If you sell cans, you can just sell cans. What kind of dungeon is there to kill monsters and change jobs? It seems irritating.

You might as well not sell the cans, just treat it as a krypton gold system, add money to buy things yourself, if you are short of money, sell some things that are of no use to you, and then you have the strength and capital, you can make money, suppress bandits, get bounties and trophies, do business, walk darts, and hunt for treasures

I feel like the protagonist is so good. Others are playing Grandmaster, but the protagonist is either a prop or a prop. I feel like the supporting cast is not as good as it is

This is the most rubbish book about cans I have ever read. People sell cans and have a can store attached to them. There is no one in the store. Your book is good, but you are just a salesman, and the layout is not good. There are so many cheap things in the world. You are doing charity by doing Zongwu.

Does this copy have any significance? I don't understand what's the benefit to you after they pass the customs? Maintain the copy and don't need points? And then give them rewards for completing the level? That's a bit nonsense