I Became the Richest Person in the Village at Seven

The heroine does not have a golden hand, but she has a great reputation and started to rely on modern knowledge to build a business in ancient times when she was seven years old. She slowly opened a branch of Chang Kee and became the richest man in the world. This book mainly tells the story of the female protagonist starting her own business. The male protagonist desperately makes military exploits and takes the initiative to request orders for the female protagonist to go to the border and station in the northern Xinjiang. He even breaks away from his family. Even after meeting each other for six years, the relationship between the two is still the same. What I didn't expect was that Mr. Gu also liked the heroine [Khan] and silently protected her... Personally, I think it's good, it's a cool article, and it's not a serious book lover 🉑 so I can get into it...

Good-looking, no cheating, ordinary, no great relatives, brothers and sisters are very harmonious.

At first, I felt that the heroine was too ignorant of Wood when she promoted an eight-year-old child. After six years of dating, the moment they met was very touching.

The first part is pretty good, but I feel like the explanation in the back is a little rushed. Overall, it's pretty good.

Prices are crazy. How can a seven-year-old girl without a golden finger carry 200 pounds of silk thread? In ancient times, too many women couldn't go out. They couldn't leave the front door or walk out of the second door. They couldn't figure out anything when studying female celebrities. They had to order 5,000 bracelets every five days. Have you received an export order? There are 10 articles about fried dough sticks and 10 articles about meat buns... I don't know if it's because the money is too good to make, or the author is too anxious to make the little girl rich... There are so many unreasonable things that I can't read them...

Too natural

Stealing the poems of ancestors to achieve one's own success is this a thief, heroine? She can't afford it

The writing style is quite average. I could bear it when I saw how easy it was to make money and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists was very smooth. After all, it is a short story and there are not so many nefarious parents. I can still read it as a mindless novel for the time being. When I read chapters 63 and 64, I couldn't bear it anymore. In order to let an ignorant literati whom I just met become a teacher, and then plagiarize the poems of the ancients and still pretend to be my own without blushing, I was speechless...

Ignore the measurement of silver and ignore some modern terminology. You can read it when you are short of books. There are not dozens of chapters of vicious and extreme scoldings, and there are very few scenes that are the same over and over again, so I give it a good review!

It's okay to take a look at it. Don't worry too much about the amount of money. You can still see if it's reasonable.