Become a Salesman with Any Door

I've read chapter 40 so far, so I can tell you how I feel. The heroine can go to many places through this door. At present, she has been to the prairie in more than forty chapters. Then she has made tens of millions in modern times through the supplies of the prairie, but no one has ever doubted the origin of top-grade Hetian jade, top-grade cordyceps and top-grade deer antlers. Then when the shaman in the grassland thought that the heroine was a monster and hired someone to ambush the heroine, and almost killed the heroine, the heroine used the transaction amount to keep herself safe, and appeared with colorful clothes to make others believe that she was a goddess. For the prairie people who repaid kindness with revenge, the heroine directly forgave her and continued to give supplies. We people today read novels to relieve stress and have fun, but this novel made me more and more unhappy the more I read it, and I felt really unhappy. I rarely write such a long review for a book, and they are all complaints, none of them good. The heroine's transaction is also baffling. The novel can be illusory, but it cannot treat us as if we are brainless. A salesgirl girl from a poor family in a small county brought out countless of the most powerful and useful resources, even sheep from the prairie, but 0 people were suspicious of her, and instead cooperated with her even more, which was strange, and the people who watched became more and more irritated.

It's okay, but in the early days, almost everyone came to provoke the heroine, and then the heroine's counterattack was not pleasant at all. This situation did not happen in the later chapters. I couldn't stand the last hundred or so chapters.

Hurry up and write. It's too slow. It's so beautiful. Come on.

The heroine is so greedy. She can give away a few yuan of things or exchange them for less valuable ones, but she insists on buying tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions from others. She is curious. I can't stand it when I see that she wants to start a supply chain. Besides, she has no background and takes out so many things at once. Will she not be suspected?

Very nice!

Finished with flowers🌸🌸🌸 I like it very much. This is my first time reading this type of novel. There is no emotional line in the whole text, but the career line is so cool The exchange of goods with special products from several worlds is really cool. Modern things bring changes to different worlds (I really like this). It revolves around powerful countries. Watching China become stronger little by little is refreshing.

Super super pretty. After I finish reading this book, I will read the author's other books. I think they are all quite good. The writing is excellent, and the plots are ups and downs. They are good to read.

I started following the update last year, and I really, really like this kind of divine plot! It looks very touching🥹Maybe this is the characteristic of infrastructure writing! I really have no regrets. It's a very good book. It's not easy to write a book. The ending is a blessing🎉!

The plot is okay, and the subject matter is relatively new, but the author is too wordy and ink, which makes me lose my mind while watching it. The novel does have a lot of exciting and passionate plots, such as heroes in history surviving, our country getting a lot of resources due to adventures, and being far ahead of other countries in strength, etc., But there is too much nonsense, and the effect is not to make the story line full, but often dramas that make you jump to read. Also, the heroine really has no eloquence. When she is bullied, she either doesn't speak or responds with a few words without hurting her. This makes readers of the novel really unhappy. Who doesn't like to see a bad partner being slapped in the face? So even if the heroine is kind and smart, people still don't like her. The kind of insensitive, indifferent, good-achieving, and kind-hearted people around her are always ignored and disliked by others (of course they are not disliked either)

It's pretty good, but there are a lot of typos.