The First-Rank Confucian Merchant

The funny thing about getting rich is that the money setting is too outrageous. It doesn't even fit.

She slept with Ye E and was irresponsible, forcing her to become the ultimate villain.

What I don't understand is that in most articles about time travel, the protagonists have lower IQs than modern people. And he always treats things from a modern perspective. If that's the case, why bother using time travel in the name of it?

Are there any book friends who have read part of this book and tell me whether it is an undergraduate essay? I'm tired of reading imperial examination papers on various topics for several months. I want to change the topic and read it. I'm asking for advice from book friends!

Many sub-plots were left unfinished, and the sudden changes of Miss Bai, Miss Tu, and Ye E were not explained clearly, and the ending generally felt like it was rushed to the end of the book. As for the male protagonist's life experience, Xiaoman, Zhang Wewei and the old man who wrote the history didn't explain it clearly.

I just couldn't stand it anymore after reading the first chapter. I felt like vomiting when I saw the second one. The author forced it to be funny, but it wasn't funny at all. The guard didn't look like a guard, and the young master was about to be beaten, but the guard and the maid could still sit there and eat peacefully. If the protagonist had incredible martial arts skills, there would be nothing wrong with it. The problem is, the protagonist is just an ordinary person. I would like to ask if he is a guard. I'm afraid this is not an ancestor, but the maid is even more funny. The conditions are not good, three people share a room, and the maid actually sleeps on the bed. The protagonist can only sit in the room and stare. The guard caught a hare and didn't feed it to the young master first. Instead, he and the maid ate it with gusto. Moreover, the maid actually wanted to eat it by herself without giving it to the young master. Such a maid could survive an episode in the master's house. She was an ancestor. Bless you, do you still feel that you made the maid look silly and cute? Isn't the maid responsible for taking care of the young master's daily life? Otherwise, why did you buy this maid? I ask you, you have to rely on yourself for everything, then The meaning of this maid's existence is just like hiring a nanny in modern times. I hired a nanny to save trouble, isn't it? You can make the maid look cute, slow to respond, and cutely silly, but in your case, it is just like an ancestor, who can only provide for you, do nothing, be the first in eating, and laugh to death. The author must be very disabled to write like this. If you have never seen the world, you can check more information.

The story setting of The Deer and the Cauldron is imitated, but unfortunately there are too many threads and many branches are unnecessarily delayed, causing the main line to be erratic, the characters and plots to be disconnected, and countless pitfalls, including Miss Bai, the master, the people from the southwest, the ancient tomb, the cause of Liu Fei's death, Miss Bo...

I really admire my own perseverance. I can insist on reading Chapter 78. However, given the author's IQ, the author should just focus on his regular job as a foreign book buyer. If he persists, he should be able to achieve something better.

We wanted to be funny but we held it back

Brother Six, I want to watch and catch the thief.