The Myriad Worlds Exchange System
万界兑换系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Satisfying System Story with a Smart Protagonist
Fantasy, other worlds, anime, games, or the paranormal are all fine. Nothing set in a city.
Otherworldly Merchant Who Only Cares About Money, Minds His Own Business, and Has No Female Lead
Something like The Strongest Shopkeeper in History.
There Are No More Masterpieces Among System Novels, Prove Me Wrong
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Ate a Devil Fruit
Anything is fine. I'm seriously out of books to read. It can even be set in the world of One Piece, as long as it has Devil Fruits.
Novels About Transmigrating Between Two Worlds and Making a Fortune
Getting rich and doing business, feel-good stories. Send me lots!
The Myriad Worlds: The Protagonist Transmigrates to Different Worlds
The protagonist transmigrates into the worlds of various novels or movies.
Someone in the City Can Obtain Items From All Worlds, Such as Cultivation Techniques, Superpowers, and Technology
Anyone Got Novels About Traveling the Myriad Worlds? Share Your Hidden Gems
Something similar to travel stories.
Urban System Novels That Get More Addictive with Every Chapter
The Protagonist Owns a Shop Outside the Six Realms Where Anything Can Be Traded
This shop lies beyond the six realms, and every kind of being in the world can come trade there. You can exchange things for money, power, time, and more. As long as you can pay the price, you can get whatever you want. It's similar to *Night Watchman*.
Novels Where Sign-Ins Grant the Protagonist a Faction, or High- or Low-Martial-Arts Novels with Summoning
As the title says.
Mage-focused Novels, Otherworld Settings Welcome! Tomato Authors, Please Recommend Some
Books about mages, magic, battle auras, and the like.
Looking for Novels with a Pocket Dimension
The space is integrated into the body, with no external object needed. Time passes at least ten times faster inside than in the outside world. It can hold living things and has a life-giving spring. Within the collection range, there are no restrictions based on who owns an item. The owner can also control where they emerge from the space, and the range expands along with it. Urban setting, no special powers.
Douluo Stories: Humiliate Tang San and Beat Up the Grandmaster
Douluo stories where the protagonist joins Spirit Hall. It'd be great if they could kill Grandmaster and Tang San.
Stories About Transmigrating Into TV and Film Worlds and Returning to the Modern World
The more, the merrier.
Novels Where the Protagonist Masters One or More of the Universe’s Ten Great Laws
The Ten Great Laws: 1. Time, 2. Space, 3. Fate, 4. Cause and Effect, 5. Destruction, 6. Creation, 7. The Five Elements, 8. Yin and Yang, 9. Power, 10. Reincarnation
Urban Fantasy, Slice of Life, High Martial Arts, Farming, Cultivation
All kinds of male-oriented novels.
Urban Fiction, System, Completed
I want something good, complete, and in the urban fantasy genre. I've pretty much read them all, and now I'm out of books 😭😭😭 Just one small request: it'd be great if it had a fan leaderboard 😘
The Apocalypse, Extreme Weather, Catastrophes, Spiritual Qi Revival, Human Evolution, and Animals and Plants
Looking for books similar to Apocalypse: The Kindling of Civilization.
Looking for Novels About Stealing, Copying, Combining, Fusing, and Enhancing Abilities
I’m out of books to read.
Infinite Flow, Transmigration, Anime Crossover, System
Any crossover stories with infinite transmigration where the characters end up in Heaven's Lost Property?
Any Good System Novels?
Looking for books like The City of Lost Beasts. Preferably something involving transmigration or being reborn.
Stone Gambling, a System, a Ring, and a Pocket Dimension
A Dantian With Its Own Space for Growing Medicinal Herbs
Alchemy, with either a dantian that contains its own space or a spatial artifact on the protagonist.
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The protagonist is really interesting. He has an unlimited exchange card that can be used to exchange for a level 4 Ark reactor. It's so funny.
I came across this novel accidentally in the push messages. I saw that the content was very unique and I had never seen it before. I was deeply attracted. I searched it on the Tomato app and found that it was free. I was very happy. The author describes the protagonist Ye Zichuan's exchange through the system, so that the content can be advanced layer by layer. Moreover, the article is very comfortable to read, the content is smooth and not as abrupt as other similar books, and the author's writing style is very good.
A novel with a strong sense of substitution. I always imagine that I am the male protagonist, completely letting myself go in this invincible system, and YY everything.
It was pretty good at first, but when I saw the protagonist exchange an infinite redemption card for a level 4 Ark Reactor, I was so sick that I vomited. Isn't it wrong for you to exchange a level 4 Ark Reactor for a redemption card that can be exchanged for level 9 items? You also have to set up your own factory to make the Mark II according to the drawings. I just want to ask about Mark II's level 9 items? Does it show that the protagonist's vision is too low? Low ratio? You can go to exchange Ten Thousand Realms for Ten Thousand Realms and exchange for Marvel world, but you can't exchange for a full Infinity Gauntlet? Just exchange for a few gems in Marvel is enough for you, right?
I wanted to find a job as a bartender, but when I got here I didn't dare to say that I knew how to bartend. I worked as a waiter. When I encountered a big boss's customer and caused trouble, the bartender was not very skilled, so I jumped out to bartend. Then the big boss gave him an annual salary of several million and refused to go (how do you become loyal after working for only a few hours) and you can hardly afford to eat? Are you talking about this? When a big boss makes trouble, you jump out and then tell me to keep a low profile?
There is no logic. Giving a precious Devil Fruit to an unrelated stranger is unrealistic.
I couldn't help but complain: too many cheats were used, and then the author suddenly forgot his previous settings. He obviously didn't use many powerful skills, so he had to use some rubbish skills. The judgment of skill strength was inaccurate, and the strength of skills was confusing...
I can only say that after reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The positioning is not clear, there are inconsistencies, the hole is dug and then cannot be filled, and the character design of the pig's feet really makes people speechless. The author cannot see the overall situation but still insists on laying it out with such confusion and confidence. It is really better to read even a novice novel!
Ho ho ho, that's it, that's it, it's the best and it suits my taste. I don't know if it suits others, but I really like this work. I support the author.
The beginning is good, but the middle is a mess. The later period was even more confusing. The ending is even more unclear.