The Government Forced a Daughter-In-Law to Marry a Beautiful Sister

The jump at the end is too big, why is it all finished in one chapter?

It's okay, just a bit anticlimactic.

The plot is okay and the writing is good, but there are too many typos and it's too eunuch.

The price difference is too big and a bit exaggerated!

Too many typos and too many jumps

I make more than 200 taels in a few days. I sell a pizza for 10 taels and the cost is one tael. If I sell dozens of them in a day, even if I get fifty, I still have to pay 500 taels. If I make a hundred in a day and sell fifty taels, I will cost 100 taels and there will be about 400 taels left. How can I only earn 200 taels after working for a few days? I guess this was taught by the author's math teacher.

Tsk, 150 taels in ancient times. You thought it was 150 yuan. 7 Copper coins buy that many eggs. 150 Taels changed hands. Okay, 150 taels. In the Tang Dynasty, one tael of silver cost 2,000 to 4,000 plus name coins, one bucket of rice cost five cents, and one tael of silver cost 2,400 kilograms of rice. Do you know how long 150 is enough for a farmer to live? Think about purchasing power. I'll give you one tael of silver and 100 yuan. One or two thousand yuan. Seven copper coins and a pile of tea eggs. I see what you mean, at least 32 or more. A thousand copper plates. Who is going crazy?