
Siheyuan: Becoming the World's Richest Man as a Treasure Hunter
四合院之全球首富从寻宝猎人开始
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Your days of invasion probably consisted mostly of bad deeds outside the battlefield. By your own standards of merit and karma, the merit you've given is far too little; there's no satisfaction. And that lousy name, "Dog Egg," are you a time traveler or just naturally clever to accept such a ridiculous name? Will you be able to accept this awful nickname when you become famous? Changing it to "Steel Egg" would be better.
Like taking off your pants to fart
This setup is a mess, lacking even a simple and clear introduction. Then there's the issue of the protagonist's age—would this setup be useful for a child? And hunting? Nanluoguxiang is within the Second Ring Road, and I've never been to Beijing, but hunting would involve going outside the city, right?
If you can teleport to a specific location, why not go to the Japanese army's territory and kill the Emperor? Such a powerful ability is wasted! And what about killing animals? There are plenty of farms abroad; you could kill them and bring them back—nothing would be wasted.
Where can I find multiple reports? This is the walking 500,000.
Hunting requires experience, so they caught a small wild boar but let the big one go... Then, the little ones were chatting in Chinese, which the protagonist overheard... Haha...
It's no wonder this merit system is being criticized. Saying little is already showing leniency; it's downright stupid, let alone the fact that they'd rather find medicinal herbs than use spring water. They haven't even tested it on humans. Anyone with a modicum of ability would just instantly become invisible and rescue the damsel in distress—that's just plain stupid.
Invincible, hanging white wild eggs 🤦 Poison damage too high, retreating.
Hmm, not bad, that's toxic!
The karma system is the biggest flaw. The Japanese killed many civilians, so they should have had heavy karma, yet they are still alive and well. How can this be explained?