I am also quite embarrassed, now many netizen friends think this is quite creative, but also particularly thoughtful, only the kind of business acumen of Poundland applied to the costume drama. The most important thing is that this name is really particularly funny ah, the use of Poundland's name of the name of the change of name? Piecing knife knife? At first when I heard this name I felt it was still quite cute, right? Because this thing is Pinduoduo evolved. I think it still utilizes some modern knowledge. It's kinda funny to apply some creativity from modern life to a costume drama. It shows that our male lead is really a particularly business-minded person.

But what makes me wonder is: Guo Qilin is interpreting this character very seriously, but why does it feel so awkward from start to finish. The first point that made me feel awkward is that this model actually existed in ancient times? Although it is a more comedic movie, it can still add more modern stems, so that the netizens will especially like it, some netizens think it's too funny, they are already laughing when they watch TV. However, I feel that utilizing this lottery mode into this drama is not that little bit not advanced. And I didn't feel that it was funny while watching it, instead, I felt particularly embarrassed. I still thought it was a drama with a high IQ when this drama with a flunky was on the hot search when it first started airing. I didn't realize that it was using this kind of pedo stuff.

The son-in-law in order to help his mother-in-law's family inside the money, using no one else would think of, this way. That said, this kind of way is really quite clever if it is really used inside the ancient costume drama, but would it really have been available at that time? If you take something modern and model it into a costume drama, does it still reflect the hero's kind of ingenuity? I don't think so, instead it would still look and feel like a fool. So if I were to comment, I would have to use two words to describe it: speechless. This kind of plot doesn't even need to exist here. Isn't this novel a male pleasure novel? Shouldn't it reflect the high intelligence of the male lead. Then I think this way of embodying it isn't a bit too cheap?

Do boys really like reading this kind of novel? It's supposed to be the type of silly sweet drama that girls like that doesn't distinguish between ancient and modern. To be honest, I think this kind of bridge can only be found in that kind of small web drama, but isn't this novel supposed to be a big male drama? How did this work, simply. I don't understand. Anyway, when I watched it, I was awkwardly picking my toes out of a three-room apartment. There's also Big Data in there, is that meant to be funny? Insult big data?