Did I Go Shopping on Another Plane Today?

It's a great show. The female lead uses her special abilities to change the lives of people living in poverty and suffering, bringing them hope and hopefully helping more people.

Is there a male lead? Who is the male lead?

I quite like this kind of story. The female lead isn't a traditional superwoman; she's just like any other person, fantasizing about how powerful she'd be with a cheat code, but when she actually had it, those fantasies seemed immature. So when she told her family, I actually felt it was expected.

Don't sell the spiritual fruits from the cultivation world in the real world; sell them to the interdimensional marketplace. Don't sell them in the real world—I'm saying it three times because they're too poisonous.

I'll give it five stars. It's not easy being a new author. It's a pretty good novel. The writing style, characters, and plot are all decent. You can tell the author put thought and effort into it. There are bound to be some plot holes, but they don't detract from the overall quality. It's more than enough to kill time; it's considered top-quality among persimmons. Recommended reading.

These days, I mostly read stories with strong female leads; there aren't many with male leads. But this male lead isn't greasy or sleazy, making it very readable and excellent.

Not bad, I like stories with couples.

So far it's pretty good. It allows for both interdimensional trading and travel between different worlds, and it's not just about trading based on the system.

It's amazing! The author's writing is excellent, each character has their own unique traits, and the fact that the world-building is novel yet doesn't fall apart is truly impressive! Moreover, the female lead is kind but not a saint; she has her own ideas and plans, and she's ambitious. The downside is that one chapter a day is really not enough!

Is there a male lead, author?