Living in the Ming Dynasty

At first glance, I liked it very much. It looked like the author was writing online articles and also looking for information, which shows that he put a lot of effort into it! It's so rare. But looking at the emotional line, it became very steep, and it plummeted like a cliff. , I used to be optimistic about Sun Yupei, Lu Zhonghan is like his scumbag ex-boyfriend in the previous life, but because he wanted to resolve the relationship quickly, he spent time embroidering girls, and there was no short-term happiness. The little relationship with Sun Yupei before turned into me just admiring him, and Lu Zhonghan suddenly became deeply in love. It was inseparable from each other. It was too sudden, too bloody, and it did not conform to the logic of this article. I stopped reading it in anger.

The author settled down and wrote business articles seriously. Well-founded, clearly organized, and with a strong sense of empathy, few authors can write about business so seriously 👍

The author's novels are all above the standard

I think the introduction to this book is contradictory

I have read dozens of chapters and it is to my liking. I like this kind of female protagonist who is independent and self-reliant and does not rely on men. Great support for the author!

I remember this book was very good

Don't you think it's awkward for modern people to speak some ancient sayings and add some classical Chinese when they wear it? If it were me, I would probably say: Damn it, your sister... It's a bunch of messy words.

Charged money for a book and can't see the end?

The ancients were not stupid, and many business skills were passed down from ancient times. In ancient times, it was just the lack of information that prevented many things from being widely disseminated. Since the Sun family has a business history of a hundred years, there must be no shortage of people to make suggestions. The heroine's so-called modern business ideas can immediately save such a large merchant. It is a golden finger. The previous article about running her own small shop is quite good, but who knows that she has to be involved with the so-called big business later, just like the farmer who insists on marrying a powerful man, it is boring to look at it.

I came back after watching A Beautiful Countryside, so I didn't have any expectations for the emotional line. Sure enough... The male protagonist is too unlikable. I wonder if the author is obsessed with character flaws. . . Xiuse Tianyuan is a pseudo-orthopaedic who secretly destroyed the heroine's cherished things when she was 6 years old and was still complacent. This is Bailian's attempt to take advantage of a good-hearted person. . .