Bankrupt from the Start, So I Have to Stock Up in the Game
开局破产，只好去游戏里进货
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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155Chapters
48Reads · 30 days
44.3kReads · all time
8.1Score
3Listens
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As expected of the author of "Overthrowing the World, Starting as the Villainous Boss," both are novels without female leads and are incredibly good, though a bit short. This kind of transmigration story could easily fill a thousand chapters. But I still love this amazing author; all his books are fantastic!
Having come from watching "The Villainous Boss," although the ending felt rushed, it covered everything it needed to say, so it wasn't a bad ending. I thought it was quite good. After watching this and then watching "The Villainous Boss," I suddenly realized that the author has really grown; they're amazing.
This came from Saint Little Dragon. Keep up the good work, author!
Seeing this, all I can do is plead with the author: please don't rush the ending. (Just wondering, is the author tired of writing? We haven't had enough yet T∧T)
I really like it. I started reading this book after finishing the one where I played the villain. As expected of the author, Tomato's writing style is often too simplistic, but this one is right up my alley. Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง
Dear Chisheng... There's a reason for this rating! The ending needs improvement, please make it better next time! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)つ─=≡★★★★★
Well, it's like going off-topic in an essay. 🌚🌚 I think "After Transmigrating to Another World, I Saved the World" would be a more fitting title for this book. Judging from the title, I thought it was a book about selling things, but the main focus of the whole book is about transmigrating to a game world to learn abilities and then returning to Lanxing to fight monsters and protect the world.
Compared to the author's later novel, this one shows significant improvement. It was only towards the end that I realized the protagonist's name could be pronounced "Abyss," and suddenly many of his followers had a darker, more sinister feel to them—dark elves, black unicorns, vampires, and so on. I initially thought the protagonist's true identity might suddenly be revealed, but it didn't.
This author's writing style is quite good. I've read his works before, and his portrayal of villainous bosses is very entertaining. The early part of this book is good, but it's a typical "feel-good" story. The ending feels too perfunctory. Keep up the good work, author! 🍉 (March 9, 2024)
Overall, this book is quite good, but the ending felt a bit rushed. If the author had continued writing and hadn't rushed the ending, there could have been much more to explore. It feels like their story could have gone on for a very long time.