Gu Yuncuo, the daughter of the caravan, is a business genius. After his father died, the clan wanted to exterminate the family on the grounds that "women were not allowed to inherit their father's business."
She sneered. Are you saying that there is no man in my Gu family to inherit the family business?
I have money, and I spend a lot of money to have a child!
One day, Gu Yuncuo met a man by the river. The man had broad shoulders and narrow waist, and a handsome face. The key was that he had a good character.
Gu Yuncuo uses all his moves at once!
Throw him money! Pour him with wine! Pretending to be a little girl, pretending to be a resentful woman, pretending to be a strong career woman...
Do whatever it takes!
Finally, she got her wish, picked up her skirt and left.
After all, love is not everything. She still has a family business to protect. She has earned 20,000 taels of silver in three years. How can she break it?
The subject matter is relatively new. Firstly, it is about rich women in ancient times spending a lot of money to have children, and the other is about purchasing on behalf of others. In the past, when looking at business in ancient times, it was all about systematic cheating, or using modern people's God's perspective to develop the economy. But this is not the case with the heroine of this article. She seized the opportunity of the Ming Dynasty's Age of Discovery and introduced various novel objects. Such as pumpkins, glasses, tomatoes. These are all historical facts. These things were indeed introduced to China during the Ming Dynasty. In addition, I really like Zhang Shufang in it. She appeared late and didn't show up much, but I remember her. Is she a typical Sichuan-Chongqing tyrannosaurus?
The subject matter is relatively new. Firstly, it is about rich women in ancient times spending a lot of money to have children, and the other is about purchasing on behalf of others. In the past, when looking at business in ancient times, it was all about systematic cheating, or using modern people's God's perspective to develop the economy. But this is not the case with the heroine of this article. She seized the opportunity of the Ming Dynasty's Age of Discovery and introduced various novel objects. Such as pumpkins, glasses, tomatoes. These are all historical facts. These things were indeed introduced to China during the Ming Dynasty. In addition, I really like Zhang Shufang in it. She appeared late and didn't show up much, but I remember her. Is she a typical Sichuan-Chongqing tyrannosaurus?