
The Trash I Recycle Sells Like Crazy Across the Myriad Worlds During Years of Disaster
我回收的垃圾卖到万界灾年抢疯了
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- Completed
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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A Dominating Heroine Makes a Mistake Early On, Then Aggressively Pursues Her Husband Later
I'd like to read something like You Cared for the Neighbor's Little Brother, So Why Regret the Divorce? Are there any novels that aren't like the usual stories about chasing after a man? Urban fantasy or everyday urban life are both fine. I just want the female lead's personality to stay fairly consistent from beginning to end, with a bit of a strong female lead vibe.
Scavenging Trash, Soaring Technology
Looking for books similar to *Our Nation, Our Dad: Who Says Picking Up Trash Gets You Nowhere?*
Period Setting, Pocket Space, Plenty of Supplies, No Saintly Protagonists
I want something similar to My 1959: Starting by Taking Someone Else's Fortuitous Opportunity. A period piece with space, supplies, and no saintly protagonist. While everyone else is so hungry they're chewing tree bark, he hunts wild boars in the Great Northern Wilderness. A broken System helps him stockpile supplies while he lives a low-key life.
Quick Transmigration Stories With Short Worlds
I want a fast-paced quick transmigration story without too many plot holes.
Hunting in the Northeast Woods in the 1960S, with a Pocket Dimension: An Invincible Power Fantasy
No female-oriented novels, please.
Female-Led Stories Like My Supermarket Connects Ancient and Modern Times and My B&B Connects to Ancient Times
Stories where a home, supermarket, kitchen, guesthouse, or farm stay connects to ancient times, the future, or multiple planes. It doesn't matter whether they report it or keep it secret.
A World Where Food Culture Has Nearly Disappeared, Until the Protagonist Brings Chinese Cuisine to Life
Transmigrating from the past into the future.
Help Me Find a Book, Does Anyone Know This One?
I’m looking for a book where a family of three dies in an accident and transmigrates to ancient times, probably during a war. They flee from famine with their whole clan. I remember they had a pocket dimension that all three family members could use. I think it was their own house, and they could even get food from the fridge.
Trading Across the Myriad Worlds, Shops and the Like
My bookshelf is pretty bare, and I'm still waiting for most of my books to update. Just looking for a few to check out for now.
Looking for Wildly Imaginative Fantasy Novels! The Weirder the Protagonist's Golden Finger, the Better
I want an unusual world setting, and a subversive wish-fulfillment story like *Daoist Weird Immortal*. I'm desperate for something to read!
Any New Novels for Female Readers Lately? I’m So Tired of the Same Old Stuff...
Any Transmigration Novels Set in the 1960S or 1970S, with Either One Female Lead or a Widowed Female Lead?
I've read too many stories about people who transmigrate to the 1960s and '70s. Why do they always have male leads? Can't the heroine be unmarried, or have become a widow early on? Later, either she depends on the male lead or spends the whole story fighting terrible relatives. I'm really tired of it.
Anyone Up for a Quick Transmigration Story With a Brainy Protagonist?
I want to read something like *The Quick-Transmigration Cannon Fodder Doesn't Play by the Rules*.
Stories About Transmigrators
I'm looking for books similar to *The Empress's Sisters Are So Tempting! Executing the Transmigrator from the Start (Suppressing the Transmigrator)*. The love-hate relationship between the natives and the transmigrators is hilarious and touching.
Let's Trade Stress-Relief Novels We've Read for Ages and Can't Bring Ourselves to Delete
I'm Out of Books, Anything Fresh and Original?
I want something like My Family's Hotel Is the Ultimate Safehouse in the Apocalypse.
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It's beautiful and quite healing. There's just something about the heroine that just doesn't feel right. Sometimes her thoughts just look weird and I can't put her finger on it. Is it because the heroine, as a worker, always talks about the system? It's just that working for the system is much better than going out to work now, but the heroine doesn't seem very happy. Also, is she really working part-time and didn't say what she really wanted to do for other worlds? She's the kind of person who helps others but doesn't feel any sense of accomplishment. She just thinks about how much money she's made and is quite normal. I just feel like this is okay. Well, I can't say what's wrong with the heroine. Anyway, she only plays a connecting role in the overall story line. I like the people in the small world more. It feels very real. Everyone has a tenacity and wants to live a better life! I'm looking forward to the Small World extra chapter, I hope it comes out soon, otherwise I'll really forget about it.
It is also quite interesting to write a slow and novel book, but if there is an extra chapter, it is best to write it after the ending of the plane, and the readers will have forgotten it all. I feel like the author failed to set up the heroine as he wrote it. He also knew that the heroine was not likable, so he was forced to change the heroine. At first, I probably wanted to write the heroine as a kind of laid-back boss, but unfortunately I didn't establish the character. As a result, the current book is anticlimactic. The biggest highlight of this book is each plane, not the protagonist. You can change the protagonist to a slightly more diligent one, such as a girl who has been in sales. She knows that the work is not easy, so she cherishes the job of the system. The behavior of the protagonist is secondary, and the specialness of each plane is the most important thing. Also, don't write about the trivial matters of a certain family at the beginning of each plane. It's really boring.
It looks okay, but some sections are always very detailed about the parents' affairs of the family. Some of the content seems very cumbersome and has no substantive content. It is boring and can only be skipped. It is better to write more single-player tasks. I think the content of the single-player missions is relatively well-written. The chapters are not very long but have a lot of substantive content. Getting boring
Very beautiful and very refreshing! The heroine was changed halfway through, which was so unexpected! It turns out that the protagonist is the system!
Finally, I met a Guangmingtong who was independent, thoughtful, kind-hearted, worked hard to do good deeds, accumulated merit, and achieved success. The first partner I chose was not very good, and it was too shabby. Although shackles are popular now, most of them are because we have not met a good platform, and the effort and dedication are not proportional. However, the benefits provided by this system are really great, and the resources provided by the system are also very good.
It really, really looks better as you go to the back. I was a little bit disgusted with the woman who started to bind the system, but later the system canceled the contract with her. The system is really a very good system. It hurts the system before (hug). This novel is mainly about the disaster world and the various changes due to the emergence of the system store. They can know the ending at a glance, or the kind of people who seize the opportunity to change their fate because of the emergence of the system. It also explains why the system does what it does. I like to see things in the small world and also like to see things in the system. I feel like it's hard to find meal replacements, especially in this world of genius and other futuristic technologies. Now that you've finished reading it, when will you continue writing the second part? (The meaning is still not finished). The system itself feels pretty unlucky. But I feel very relieved, relying on the system itself
Regarding the elderly care article, it is a pity that few people gave it a rating of about 7, so the author accelerated the writing of the following outline. In the previous world, the pace of completing tasks one by one and two at a time was quite fast. In the middle period, after Xuanyao was fired and replaced with a female protagonist, the model changed a bit and became more generous, and no longer cared about the rationality of their appearance in another world. In the later stage, there were so many time-travelers, reborns, golden fingers, and system units interacting frequently that it was quite lively. However, at this time, the author's patience and interest were exhausted, resulting in insufficient expansion and connection, and almost cutting the length of the article. It is indeed a pity.
The content is quite good, traveling across the world to barter. It was the first time I read a book with a different heroine. I felt that the heroine changed the soul of the book, so I didn't continue reading.
I initially thought it was a unit type without a fixed protagonist, and the system was always bound to one person. But I didn't expect that it was a rare system to replace workers.
It's beautiful, especially the change of protagonist midway through