The Lord of Value Starting from Liyue!

It's true that the protagonist, a highly sophisticated technician, allowed Liyue to insult and bully him without resisting at all. Except for the adhesive at the beginning, there is no insurance at all for the things you create later. With Qixing's current attitude, you may be kicked out at any time. Why don't you hold a chamber of commerce? Why don't you just run to Nata and let them experience the pain of forcing away high-tech technicians. Nata, if you have this skill, Vulcan will definitely treat you as a guest. What happened in Liyue, Qixing threatened and insulted the protagonist at every turn. The current plot is really annoying, and the author feels like he is trying to screen readers out of disgust.

The first thing I wrote was okay, but then Shen He fell off a cliff as soon as he came out, as if he was a different person, wretched and arrogant.

The ideas and methods of making money are a bit low-end. The initial use of intelligence to obtain start-up funds was a bit idealistic but not bad. It made sense after all, but the subsequent selling of grenades and talismans was a bit low-level. You mean, there is a high-risk item that can be mass-produced and cause widespread damage, and has been put into the mid- to low-end market in very large quantities by an unofficial businessman of unknown origin? Not to mention that except for a small number of top people, a large number of ordinary people have no means of coping? This is not purely trying to destabilize society. Holding a sharp weapon, the murderous intention arises. Isn't this an arms dealer that endangers social stability? How can people who want to live a good life live their lives? I had a little quarrel with someone this morning, and this thing was thrown into my house at night. Who dares to live here? Not to mention that this kind of thing is even cheap. You can buy one in a few days when you go to move bricks. It challenges people's bad nature, right? Is Teyvat's moral level that high? It doesn't seem possible 😏

Let me say something at the beginning: people who are cheating, people who are greedy for petty gains, people who are smart. They have been doing business in Liyue for a long time and have no contribution in the plot. They still want to be greedy for petty gains and have nothing to do with themselves. They steal. Secondly, they have been doing business for a long time, settling down for a long time and making friends. This already has an anchor point. Is it difficult to say this thing about Maura? Not hard to say, simple? It's very simple. Sign a contract with Morax and he will work as an assembly line for you on the spot. Now he is not bad enough and good enough, and he does all kinds of things. He is really sneaky, petty, and smart. I have read your previous books. I settled in Liyue and wrote three books, but my writing is still such a mess and I deleted the comments?

Regarding the amount of mola used for upgrading, Some book friends feel that the Mora used by the protagonist in the later upgrade is too huge. Hundreds of millions or billions of Mora may be used in the later stage. This data may collapse. Don't worry, everyone, Mora is the basic currency in the game. One Mora is equivalent to a copper plate in ancient times. Our current one dollar is an ordinary currency also used by ordinary people, which means that its existence is very huge. As the largest commercial country in Teyvat, Liyue has the right to cast molas. The number of molas flowing and precipitating in Liyue will be even more terrifying, and the number will be in the trillions. Think about it, Liyue has been in control of the casting of molas for more than 3,700 years since its founding. How many molas does it need to cast to absorb the wealth of the seven countries and realize the value of all treasures measured by molas? You must know that if the circulation is insufficient, it cannot become a base currency. How terrifying is the amount of circulation required to meet the needs of a world? For Mora to become a basic currency, apart from its extraordinary value, its 'cheap' cost is the most important point. As said in the game, the first Mora was used casually by the Rock God because it was made of the most readily available materials. Therefore, there is no need to worry about the protagonist not being able to find Mora to upgrade later. Even if the protagonist spends tens of billions and hundreds of billions of moras, it is just a drop in the bucket for the world of Teyvat. Since I set Mora as an upgrade consumption, I must have considered this issue a long time ago. There is no need to worry about the protagonist not being able to find upgrade consumables.

There are too many emotional lines. It's better to follow the same line to the end as before. There is really no need to integrate into Liyue. If you can't stay, just don't stay.

I won't watch any fanfics with a single heroine but no heroine.

It seems that everyone is quite controversial about this matter. I completely understand this. This kind of thing is more like "stealing the country's money". When I wrote it at the time, I was thinking that with Dadalia as the immortal, Liyue would be able to get the money back from Zhidong. Then the protagonist is a person who relies on Mora to level up. He is not very strong and lacks a sense of security. In this case, it is like a hungry mouse entering the rice vat. If he does not take it, he will really become a saint. But will an ordinary person become a saint after traveling through time? Probably not, So I finally let him take it. Then he was also warned by Zhongli. The plot is arranged like this. Of course, after I write it, it doesn't matter what I think, but what the readers think. If you don't like it, just criticize it. The ones you spent money on are genuine readers and have the right to judge.

However, the heroine of this book is a bit too abrupt. The protagonist suddenly fell in love with the heroine as if he had been hit by a charm, and then the heroine suddenly disappeared for 100 chapters. To be honest, the heroine is really the downfall of this book. The author wanted to write about the kind of love at first sight and sweet love, but ended up writing about a male protagonist who loses his head and a female protagonist who for some reason initially treats the male protagonist as a tool and then suddenly falls in love with him. Even if you don't mention the heroine in the text, the text will be full of ambiguous objects. It is also better than the current Paper Man heroine and various ambiguous female supporting characters.

The protagonist is really a villain at the beginning and the writing is good, but later on he becomes a hypocrite and becomes a fan. Either a harem (the interaction with Shen He for more than ten chapters made me laugh, but you can't write it) or a cool story (it's gone after the 400 chapters after you wiped out the treasure stealing group at the beginning) or a hot-blooded (the protagonist is really a villain and becomes a hypocrite, and he can't be passionate at all) or travel. Okay (the protagonist is a scourge and does evil everywhere for the sake of profit and relying on the plot). Treating NPCs as fools, you can actually treat NPCs as brothers and sisters with you. I don't understand (Oh, it turns out that NPCs are all about profit, not good or bad). I am from Liyue, and no one except Liyue is human (I spent dozens of dollars blind)