Space-Time Merchant: Managing the Planes
时空商人：位面经营
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 420k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Other names
- Traversing the Myriad Worlds to Become an Immortal穿梭万界当神仙Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for books like "Armed with an Ordinary Script, I Play God in Every World". Gods should be revered. The female lead becomes a god in different worlds. No romance and no male concubines, just unbeatable wish fulfillment from the very beginning. No miserable, frustrating opening.
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Strong Female Leads with No Romance, Please 🙏🏻
Please stop recommending stories with romance in threads asking for no-romance stories! I'm begging you! No romance, no romance, no romance. Important things must be said three times. And please, no soft, cutesy girls who rely entirely on the male lead. I'm begging you 🙏🏻 Please check the tags 🙏🏻
Books About Playing a God, Please!
Something more enjoyable, please, and nothing weird. Playing a God! That is the key point. Please, fellow readers!
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Any Lone-Wolf Stories? Female-Oriented, No Romance
The female protagonist is completely alone, with no family and no partner. She can get along with other people, but has no teammates and always moves forward alone. Any genre is fine, such as survival, infinite-flow, or apocalypse stories, like that one about the split personality.
No Romance, Female Lead Runs a Shop, Any Genre! Thanks!
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Any Stories Where the Female Lead Runs a Shop? An Inn, Blind Boxes, and So On
Preferably nearly finished. Stories about selling things in anime worlds are fine, and so are stories about selling things in wuxia settings. Male-oriented novels are fine too, but there must be no female lead.
Looking for Stories About Plane-Hopping Merchants, No CP, and Great Writing Is a Must!
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No Romance, Quick-Transmigration Stories About Strengthening the Nation, with a System
Hello, lovely readers! I've recently fallen in love with quick transmigration stories about making the country stronger. Do you have any that make you feel like your beloved is your motherland after reading them? Please recommend some. Thank you (σ≧︎▽︎≦︎)σ.
Looking for Books Where Every Arc Features a Different Natural Disaster
I'm looking for a book where, in one of the female protagonist's dungeons, she ends up on an island. Later, she discovers the island is actually a whale that's about to die. Then the whale rolls over, and all the players fall into the sea.
I've Recently Become Obsessed With Forest Deities. No Male Lead for the Female Lead, No Pairings!!
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Apocalypse Setting, With a System, Running a Supermarket or Hotel That Can Be Upgraded
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Time traveler, God loves the world. While adhering to conventional themes, the author has crafted a female protagonist who is not entirely cliché. Personally, I feel that the female protagonist is less a businesswoman and more a "divine" figure existing outside of time and space.
(This post was written on January 24, 2025) Regarding updates: Two chapters will be updated daily at midnight on weekdays, one extra chapter on weekends, and two extra chapters at noon during the New Year holiday. —Reading Instructions: This story has no romantic pairing, focuses on management, and will not involve any romantic relationships or ambiguity with characters from other dimensions.
My eyes were still watering after finishing "Desert Plane," so I'm leaving a review first... It's a wonderful story about love for women that really made my breasts feel refreshed. All the important supporting characters are women, and even the tribal chiefs are all women. In this post-apocalyptic world, women possess powerful abilities and aren't judged solely by their gender.
I devoured the latest chapter in one go; it's incredibly captivating. The female protagonist transmigrates through countless worlds to run a shop. She's not a saint, and her pricing is reasonable. The apocalyptic environment and the people's glimmer of hope are vividly portrayed. There are more female supporting characters than male ones, and we see strong bonds of family and friendship.
It's not frustrating; the female lead kills without hesitation, and once she's made up her mind, she won't listen to their endless nagging. I don't understand why some stories, even knowing someone wants to kill you, rob your shop, or is inherently heinous, still just punish them and let them go, only to have them return to cause you more trouble.
Great! The female lead's character is excellent—cool but not overly saintly. She doesn't have much interaction or emotional connection with the locals, focusing on business and not giving gifts indiscriminately or lecturing people. I've read many stories where the female businesswomen constantly befriend others and shower them with supplies; I can't accept those naive, sweet female leads, nor can I accept naive, sweet systems. This one is really good, five stars!
I've read over 60 chapters so far. To be honest, this book is one of the best I've found in its genre on Tomato Bookstore, both in terms of writing style and the female lead's character. I really liked the first world; there was no female rivalry, the plot was logical and flowed smoothly, and the female lead was very clear-headed, knowing what she wanted and not clinging to the emotions of any…
Many people say the writing is immature, but where is it immature? I've been reading for over ten years, and I love the quick transmigration genre the most. The first world was exceptionally well-developed; it had a very realistic tone without any particularly novel events, yet it kept me reading.
I just stayed up all night to finish watching the first part of the series, and it was really good. The female lead's personality is just what I wanted—kind but not blindly so. I've seen a lot of complaints in the comments section that the prices are too low, practically charity. But isn't running a supermarket and distributing food in a post-apocalyptic world already a form of charity?
I've finished reading "Apocalyptic World." The author's writing is clearly still a bit immature, but it didn't evoke any dislike or annoyance, which is good. "Apocalyptic World" deserves a 4-star rating. The reason I'm giving it 5 stars is to encourage the author to keep up the good work, not because the content is 5-star quality. I look forward to the author continuing to improve the quality.