The Virtuous Merchant of Great Sheng
大盛贤商
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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9.0Score
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The author has strong writing skills, come on
This book can.
I hope the process of persisting in some things can be written in more detail, and it would be better if the supporting characters were written with distinctive characteristics.
Not bad for killing time!
Nice
At first I thought it was something new, but after reading a few chapters I felt that the plot logic was very poor. I have the same problem as most time-travel authors. It depends on what kind of production background you want to invent, and it can be realized immediately. A poor little person can realize this and that in a few days.
Yeah, it's relatively light. You can take a look at the book shortage. Some of the settings are not very good, such as beef noodles. In ancient times, productivity was underdeveloped. Cows were an important material. Those who died of old age and accidents were basically the rich and powerful. How did you, a bastard, get the meat? There is also a consumption level that is obviously too high. For example, the one who wants to eat noodles for ten cents when the coupon has expired versus three cents for ordinary noodles. This is something to consider. There are also too many introductions about opening a store. This is a profitable business in ancient times. Are you sure no one will take it seriously?? Not to mention that even one of the fourth princes thought of using power to suppress others, let alone other nobles. It's a bit too idealistic and yyy, and people in ancient times followed the principle of diligence and thrift in housekeeping, otherwise there would be no such thing as copper odor. If you look at the book shortage, it's still okay.
This author just takes business for granted and doesn't know a thing about business. He doesn't tell old customers when he changes his business location. When we meet and chat for a few words, he tells the other party his sales volume. It's shown everywhere that this author doesn't understand!
It's down-to-earth and very good. I finished watching it before I knew it.
How stupid are you just to eat a bowl of noodles? Would you do such a thing? What a great book