Myriad Worlds: Starting Out as a Merchant in the Eastern Jin

It's so cool, the author has a good sense of rhythm! Not too fast, not too slow, just feel good when you feel like it. I hope the author will update soon Σ>―(°ω°)♡→ Shocking the world and not falling in love with the mortal world, you and I will always be passers-by.

After reading Chapter 47, the protagonist is decisive in killing and has a bottom line. His character and the way he does things are consistent. He is not the kind of character who says he is decisive in killing but is actually extremely selfish. On the premise of ensuring his own interests, the protagonist is also willing to release his goodwill.

I saw Chapter 37. The writing is good, the author's logic is more rigorous, and the protagonist acts cautiously. In addition to allowing the protagonist to bring weapons to fight, the plug-in also strengthens the protagonist, such as active/passive blur, invisibility, and teleportation between worlds anytime and anywhere, which is a bonus. The only flaw is that the author is too cautious and has to explain every little thing to the readers. Author, are you so cowardly?

Renovation of the book, I read one a few months ago with 70% to 80% of the same content in the first ten chapters (I have read 10 chapters for the time being)

You have an outline as a starting point and want to use it.

It's an old-fashioned double-crossing novel, but the author doesn't overwhelm his combat power and doesn't have any poisonous points. It's considered a good idea [Like]

It's hard to write about the Five Husbands' period of chaos in China, but it's really good when you've written it well

The writing is really good, about the cowardice of the aristocratic family and the disaster of the Han people.

The writing is good, and the plot doesn't have many poisonous points so far.

Very good. Drive out the Tartars and restore our China.