A Happy Young Man from a Poor Family

The words are used in a mess, and the words are wrong. Chapter 11 is probably a big shot, this country bumpkin, what kind of word is this. The bull's head is not the horse's mouth.

I recall that in the 1960s, in the countryside of Yixing, I saw a neighbor getting married. The bride's lipstick was moistened with the extra red paper from the red lips, sandwiched between the lips, and then it was ready. Unexpectedly, the protagonist, as a time traveler, chose to make money first by making lipstick. In that era when most people were struggling on the poverty line and could not even afford food and clothing, would the lipstick business be booming?

The first part is pretty good, but after one hundred chapters it is really good. Although the author's writing style is not at the level of a master, it is still worthy of praise. Come on, come on.

I have a thousand words to say, but I just want to exchange for a good review, and secretly give myself a good review. Isn't it too much?

Good reviews and good reviews, keep it up!

It's hard to imagine that this was originally an author who wrote funny sandbox novels. After reading this new work, it turns out that the male protagonist is not the kind who is both civilized and military-minded. He came to a new world as an ordinary person. Although he gradually achieved a career by relying on the knowledge he learned in his previous life, at the same time, We can also see the ordinary side of him. It takes a few arrows to shoot down a beehive, he fights with a python to get injured, and he even gets a knife on his neck. This gives people the feeling of a normal person. I think it is much better than those male protagonists who can fight with each other with both civil and military skills.