In the Famine Years, I Feed a General with My Supermarket

I came from a short play. To be honest, the beginning attracted me very much. When a girl who opened a supermarket in modern society discovered that her supermarket could connect to ancient times and indirectly save a country in ancient times, I was deeply attracted by the plot. However, now that I have read Chapter 60 or 70, to be honest, the author has created too few shining points in this heroine. As a child who was born under a red flag and grew up in the spring breeze, I am not very adaptable to many of the heroine's behaviors. Including but not limited to taking the male protagonist's jade pendant and accessories to prove that what the other party said is true and just taking the things away in such a big way. I prefer the kind of people who wait until the jewelry is taken back to take back such important items; moreover, I feel that the heroine really lacks some feelings about family and country, which is ridiculous. The heroine is very different from other people I have seen who seek cooperation and common development with the country. This article is so far What we can see is that Boss Wang and Mr. Zhao from the Cultural Relics Bureau take care of the heroine in every way, including but not limited to considering the heroine's safety, understanding and respecting the heroine's privacy, but the heroine really doesn't open her mouth, which is too candid. She should actively seek cooperation with the country and use official power to protect cultural relics on the one hand, and also use national power to give more support to this dynasty. Including Li Tianhe in the future, the smartest thing to do is to directly confess to Mr. Zhao and let Li Tianhe's identity be revealed and directly become a bodyguard, instead of still being ignorant and experiencing the new world. The male protagonist Xiao Qi and the generals of the Zhou Dynasty are on good terms. The female protagonist is dedicated to helping Xiao Qi. However, in modern society, she is only immersed in her own grievances with her relatives. She almost completely ignores the olive branch offered by the country. And now I feel that the author's positioning is not accurate. I want to write about the background of the times, but I can't do it well. I want to write about the bond between the male and female protagonists, but I don't do it very well. The writing is really unhappy, and the focus is on General Li and the emperor. First of all, the emperor was the second monarch of the Zhou Dynasty and the country was not yet stable. How could he be so ignorant and conniving at the treacherous ministers? And General Li, how could such a general be so stubborn because of his old grudge with Xiao Qi, and even ignore the national crisis? Generally speaking, I suggest that the author make a major change. There are a lot of buffs in the Ice Age when foreign enemies are in power. Even a benevolent monarch may not be able to turn the tide. I still prefer more warmth, whether it is the mutual understanding between the king and his ministers, the generals in various regions, or the relationship between the military and the people. In short, I hope the author will work hard!

Women are not in line with the shrewdness of modern business people, let alone the intelligence of modern women. The whole character image is that of the 1940s and 1950s. No wonder the rating is low. I really have no desire to watch it.

Why don't you change your mind after seeing this kind of comments? Isn't it a waste of time if no one reads it?