I’m a Middleman, Making a Little Profit on the Side. That’s Fair, Right?

The writing is quite good, and the focus is on the female lead. Author, please write well and don't turn her into a naive and love-struck fool. Keep it up! This is fine as it is. If Jian Xun is the male lead, please continue to describe the female lead's activities at length, and write less about the male lead, just mention him occasionally.

Although there were many awkward parts, and I haven't watched much—just up to the beginning of the apocalypse and the training—I'll briefly mention the points that bothered me: 1. In ancient times, the collaboration with the Crown Prince on the glass project was problematic. The formula for mass-producing glass was crucial, representing a significant portion of the profits.

I absolutely love this book by the author, but I don't understand why the rating suddenly dropped so low. I never paid attention to these things before. I only realized today that the rating had fallen so low. I think the author's book is excellent, so why are some people giving it a low score?

The female lead is a character who grows and develops; she has a cheerful personality, isn't infatuated with boys, and isn't overly compassionate. She's currently a late-stage Foundation Establishment cultivator, so she doesn't have to go to the cultivation world anymore. Because the three female leads are mortals, they're looked down upon when they encounter problems. Keep up the good work, author! I've currently read up to chapter 197, and the plot is quite exciting! 💕💕

Hehe... Not nearly enough!

It's the style I like. Of course, it has its flaws—unrealistic parts, price inconsistencies, etc.—But the story flows smoothly and doesn't hinder reading. This novel's main appeal is its "satisfying" element; it's mindless and exhilarating (a compliment). Some people will love it (like me), while others will hate it.

It's good, don't make a fuss about trivial matters.

Not bad, quite a novel theme, looking forward to the exciting developments!

Written with humor and wit, the book depicts the protagonist's resourcefulness and strategy in the business world. It not only showcases the survival strategies of middlemen but also profoundly reveals the bright and dark sides of human nature in market transactions. With its tight plot and vivid characters, it is an excellent work for understanding business operations and the interplay of human nature.

It's really good! The female lead isn't pretentious, she has superpowers, and she travels to different worlds with her best friend. She actively (and somewhat passively) reports to the country, and can travel to ancient times, post-apocalyptic worlds, cultivation worlds, etc., To do things for the country. Overall, it's great!