
Trading Across Worlds, I Own a City of Myriad Heavens!
商通万界,我有一座诸天城!
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The author would like to add more pictures of the characters.
Is this system published by Tencent?
I hope this book can be written better and not become a nanny.
Don't stop updating, I haven't seen this kind of subject for a long time, please continue updating.
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The problem is huge. The exchange of merit is so poor. After doing good deeds for a lifetime, it is not as good as Ip Man's ordinary martial arts. And it is not only a matter of the proportion of merit. It is best to ask for more merit, because regardless of Feilu, the common currency in the world, the others are barely passable.
You have a big problem, especially in terms of merit, because merit is not only obtained by doing good deeds, but also not done casually. It can be said that adding Fei Lu, a common currency that is more important in a larger world, merit is equal to luck, and luck is not equal to merit. Merit is much more difficult than luck. In this case, it feels like asking common people to buy things with gold. Although common people have it, they basically don't have too much. I hope the author changes it