I Really Don't Want to Become a Crooked Merchant

Very nice. Different people have different opinions on poisonous points: 1. The system has its own will, which is pretty good. A system with self-awareness may be a poisonous point for many people. 2. In the story, the System General Administration issues rewards, so some people may think that the protagonist works for the System General Administration. 3. As for erasing the host at the beginning, it is fake and the system is easy to fool. 4. There are some passages where "that's all for another day".

OK? (I'll just make do with it, but some places are really boring) The ending is pretty good, but to me it's a bit unfinished, and in fact it was already announced (two updates a day and one update every few days, I can still tell the difference) Then I will probably finish reading the extras of this book, right? (There are only a few chapters left, when will things change?) Then there is this book. In fact, I feel that the author should have been unable to write it a long time ago. After all, there was no traffic. Everything was really foreshadowed. The update was messed up a few months ago. (I just looked at it. October 1st is almost 11 months after the single update, right? It started to jump.) As for the plot, I personally think it's just like that. It's a bit watery, and the idea is okay. It's a good story. The most important thing is that it really doesn't have a female protagonist, and there's no ambiguity. The biggest surprise of this type of novel is that it has a bunch of female supporting characters under the pretense of not having a female protagonist. And for this book, I can only say that there are not many female supporting characters. Anyway, there are not many in my impression. At chapter 130, I seem to have only three female supporting characters in my impression at the moment. What is this concept? Needless to say, right? It is no exaggeration to say what kind of article a reader has finished reading. Doesn't it mean that he has finished reading it? After reading more than 130 chapters, there are only three female supporting characters that I have an impression of, just a little impression, and then they have some plots, but they have no ambiguity with the protagonist. One is a trading partner (the protagonist is purely a businessman), then one is the one who married the male supporting character, and then the other one is that (holy crap, this is really not impressive, I remember there are three women, and there are only two male supporting characters that have an impression, but because the last event is in that plane, the one who remembers me the most is the manager of the protagonist) Finally, I personally feel that this rating is really quite satisfactory, because I feel that this book is of a very bland type, and I personally feel that it is not finished, because obviously I feel that these more than 100 chapters are just the beginning (just based on the feeling in the article, not a personal opinion, but I personally think so, because I feel that the author should write a lot of outlines, or that he wants to write a long one, but there is no outline) In a word, it is a very decent book with no big mistakes, and it is a short story that can be read in one day (it is not a problem to read three or four hundred chapters in one day. This book only has more than 100 chapters, so it is indeed a short story) Finally, I am looking forward to the new book. Anyway, for me now, as long as there are no too many mistakes, it is a good book that can be read (as far as I feel now, it is readable, and then it is good, it doesn't matter if you are quite satisfactory, as long as there is no surprise)

I think it's very interesting, I'll update it to at least 200 chapters. Don't finish it. At least the ghost story and the story of the cultivation plane are completed. I'll give you a gift. I hope the author doesn't mess up the story.

The second world is so outrageous

The protagonist is not a tool man, right? Chapter 9: Now that I have become my own boss, the progress in the first world is quite fast.

It's nice to look at, but it's a bit short.

A very good book.

It's good-looking, pretty good. Although the protagonist is a profiteer, he has a bottom line.

Very cool! There is no heroine and there is no ambiguous plot. To be precise, it is clearly arranged and makes people feel very comfortable. And it feels like a little refreshing kind of writing.

I see, but unfortunately it seems to be almost finished. I thought there were more worlds to see.