Managing the Myriad Worlds: I Have an Adeli Supermarket

Supermarket-themed novels have been written to a terrible degree by copycats, all falling into clichés and even using a supermarket for a lovey-dovey little game – utterly ridiculous! Finally, a truly original book! The exhilarating feeling of multiverse transactions is what supermarket novels should be like!! The later attempts to whitewash Dongfang Bubai are rather abstract.

Super good! Highly recommended! The writing style is mature, the logic and writing are excellent—good heavens! This is my minimum standard for reading on JJ, and surprisingly, it's my highest standard for recommendation on Taobao! It's okay if you haven't read the original works, because I haven't read many myself, but it still doesn't affect the reading experience!

Rating my favorite aspect of the story: Daniang and Su Shi's story. What I love most is that the author consulted a wealth of literary and historical materials. The Siege of Leningrad was one of the most brutal sieges in human history, yet the author didn't overemphasize its cruelty and barbarity, nor did they trivialize or trivialize the suffering.

The management aspect is quite limited; it mainly introduces the stories of the main characters from various worlds. If you're looking for a story about traveling through different dimensions to make money, this isn't the right choice. However, if you're interested in fan fiction, this might be a good option.

Although I've only read a dozen chapters, I can't wait to give it a full five stars, hoping the author won't stop updating. Supermarket novels are all the same, but this one is definitely different. It's the first time I've seen a very rigorous, realistic supermarket novel based on real-world rules without being overly pedantic. And the first world I'm linked to is...

Wow, so many new and favorite worlds have appeared! It's so much better than the monotonous and unoriginal ancient, interstellar, post-apocalyptic, and Republican-era worlds of the past.

Highly recommended! It's a slice-of-life story that's neither boring nor cliché. Although I know the author has let loose and doesn't care about the book anymore, as a reader, I really have no motivation to continue reading. The quality has plummeted since the author started letting loose, but I'm still grateful for the interesting content the author provided before.

Why is the rating so low? I thought it was quite good. If the author could see this: The low rating is probably related to the earlier parts. I thought the first customer part was quite good, but the introduction of the protagonist's original world and the early setup were too verbose and not very useful. The shop wasn't even a normal product to begin with.

My reading scope doesn't overlap much with the author's, but the author's writing is excellent, with a good balance of detail and emphasis in the introductions: I'm familiar with Han Zi'ang and Su Shi, and I personally think their reactions in the novel are very consistent with the film/history, and also very interesting. For other characters I'm not familiar with, the novel also provides a general understanding of their personalities and backstories. Looking forward to the next installment ❤️

I'm almost falling in love with the author through this book! The plot is smooth, engaging, and unconventional; the characters are well-developed, and the protagonists in each world are distinct and unique. The writing style is accessible to all, ranging from classical Chinese and poetry to witty remarks and internet memes. Could the author perhaps update a thousand times a day?