A Thousand Gold for a Single Sheet of Paper

It's a good article, the writing is witty and humorous, and the plot is very exciting. It's a real heroine story. The heroine is dedicated to her career, but the two men are dispensable. There aren't even as many scenes as Tuesday🐶. Maybe Tuesday Dog is the real hero?

Oh my god, I actually got a thousand pieces of gold. I finally don't have to spend money at the starting point 😂😂😂

I like this book very much. It's not only beautiful but also enjoyable to read. The writing style is relaxed and makes people laugh unconsciously, but it is not deliberately funny in a bad way.

Finished reading! The writing is humorous and makes you laugh your head off! I like the history of struggle in the front. The author has a deep knowledge of rice paper, and the heroine who is serious about her career is very sassy. After arriving in the capital in the later stage, the plot became a little outrageous. The male protagonist looked a little bit careless, and it felt like it ended hastily in the end. Overall, this book is good, it's my favorite type! I heard Mo Yejia's album on Xima. The narration and the heroine were great, but I couldn't wait for the update. Besides, Mrs. Qu, the male protagonist and other characters weren't very good at acting, so I came to read the book. Haha, it felt so good not to have to wait for the update!

This book is very good. I have read it so far and it is very good. There are no skipped chapters. The character settings are very good. The plot development and logic are very good. The heroine has a very positive outlook on life. There seem to be very few typos? Why only 9.8? I want to vote!

Not bad, the papermaking process is described in detail. The wisdom of the ancients is gradually replaced by technology, and it is a pity that the craftsmen disappear.

It is a novel with obvious advantages and disadvantages. The story itself is very simple. The heroine, a business student, travels back to ancient times and leads the team to expand the rice paper business from the county to the capital step by step. The advantage lies in the depiction of rice paper and the rice paper business. How the heroine runs it has taught me something to learn about both business and rice paper. The writing style is humorous, and Bai Ye's narration in the Himalayas is even better. Bai Ye's narration is yyds. The shortcoming is that the author wants to write about everything but doesn't have the enthusiasm. Elements such as imperial power, political struggle, women's rights struggle, and war have to be added into a business article, just like playing house. It is equivalent to a professional university that has to develop itself in the direction of a comprehensive university. As a result, the writing appears to be very scattered and incoherent, with a hammer here and a hammer here and there.

This book can stop after you select the tribute paper. 88% Of the funny plots at the beginning are inexplicable and become more and more vernacular. Later, they are also mixed with the white lotus female drugging and various inner dramas of brainless powerful people. In addition, the heroine is given a high-end background. To be honest, she has a female household, so why bother. . . . In good conscience, I say that the rice paper part is very exciting and accounts for a relatively large proportion, so I'll give it a good review.

Regarding papermaking, it can be seen that they have done their homework, and it is great. The only thing is that there is no Hachibashixuan, only Zhangbaxuan. Then there is the point that I think is unsightly. I have read both of the author's works. As long as it involves tactics, the writing is just a mess... But the author just doesn't give up, and becomes more courageous the more frustrated he gets. In addition, what I want to complain about is that Xu Di was crawled into bed by a palace maid and successfully gave birth to a bastard. This bastard also became the emperor because the eldest daughter Princess Bai'an asked her younger brother to abdicate :-) Because of the Baichuan Rebellion, the emperor at the time - Xu Di and Hanchuan's legitimate son, behaved similar to Li Longji in the later period. The general who could put down the rebellion belonged to the queen's mother's family, and the condition for him to work was that the imperial concubine died. Then the imperial concubine's sister took advantage of the chaos and took away the original owner of the book. What follows is another illogical point. I can understand avoiding trouble, but does it really need for He Ainiang to raise the original owner to be so cowardly and like a little mother-in-law? Because he didn't know how to refuse Chen Silang's entanglement, the original owner stepped back and fell into the water and died, so he allowed the heroine to cross over. Very outrageous!

I know nothing about papermaking, but I still read it carefully. Personally, I think it's good. It's a good idea to cherish the stolen time. The heroine's identity was unexpected, and the old lady didn't realize it until her death, which is really sad.