She Became Famous by Running a Street Stall

I've only read the first 50 chapters, and I feel a bit bored, and the key points in several events are all about women, are they all about evil? ? Basically, they are about women who are greedy for money and betray their friends' husbands. It's so strange that I can't stand it anymore.

Although the heroine is young, she is resolute and decisive. She is a kind-hearted and principled master who is extremely talented and has a high level of metaphysics. From the mountains to the secular world, he rescued people in danger and subdued monsters along the way. He saw all kinds of life and gained love and friendship. The story is told eloquently and the writing is excellent. It is worth recommending!

I always feel that the female protagonist is a bit fake... Maybe some of the descriptions make people feel condescending, and the plot of the interaction with the male protagonist is also a bit stiff.

The plot is okay, but the male protagonist is too daddy, and some of the supporting characters have some brain problems. Many of them act childishly because they think they are mature. They can't stand the male protagonist and abandon them.

I couldn't stand watching it anymore. I don't know why, but I felt that the male and female protagonists were like floating paper figures, lifeless and soulless.

There are too many typos, but the plot is not enough. It's easy to get into trouble when you see typos.