Reborn in 1994: Starting with a Braised Food Stall

There must be an ex-wife who is sorry for the protagonist, and this ex-wife is very disgusting, but the protagonist cannot see it. He must be good to her wholeheartedly, and he can only wake up after being betrayed. It's because Li Gong's thinking has awakened.

I'm going to give you the braised food. What kind of plot is this?

To eat seafood, you need to have oil and water in your stomach to taste it! In those days, if you didn't have enough fat in your stomach, you'd eat crayfish!

The beginning is just like the routine of novels from ten years ago. It was not because it was good before, but because they were just reading novels. It is disgusting to still write like this now, especially because the main character is still a good old man, which is even more unlucky.

The writing was okay at first, but as it went on the shelves, it became more and more non-existent, and I couldn't stand the non-fiction anymore. Open a fried goods shop with a. This shop was previously opened by a and b as a joint venture. So why is the money for opening the shop considered to be borrowed by a from b? B needs to renovate because business is not going well, and B needs to renovate, so why is all the money for renovating considered to be borrowed by A from B? And the protagonist and a open a store together. Why does the protagonist have to pay the transfer fee? This shop has not been transferred to you, so what did you pay? Then there is a person named B in the store, and he claims that he will be bullied in his uncle's factory because of his bad reputation, so he has to loyally follow the protagonist who has offended him and work with a. Isn't it ridiculous? There is also the so-called soup maker C. The protagonist thought of an idea to open a stall to sell soup, so he deliberately squeezed the protagonist's business and sold soup. However, he plagiarized the protagonist and sold whatever soup the protagonist sold. (Daughter-in-law C is still talking nonsense at this time, saying that the person who selects the ingredients and washes the rice has no responsibility? Sorry, I really have no responsibility. The raw barley that your chef wants has no responsibility for others to select the ingredients and wash the vegetables? It's all made by you, so you know you have to rely on others.) The protagonist has to rush to recruit C and wife-in-law C many times. Can't you live without them? I have to recruit these two bad guys.

The rest of the writing was good, but the plot about a woman who was broken up and came to his home was unbearable, so I gave up on it.

Can the author of this kind of NT reply to the female channel?

It's too complicated. I haven't done anything neat yet, so here comes another one.

Open one and install it. Two chapters of water passed...