A wage slave unexpectedly gets a high-dimensional panel that can be upgraded. Seeing a space gate that allows him to transmigrate and a vast portable storage space, he immediately sets out to buy and sell goods between worlds. Once he confirms that the other world is a battlefield in the War of Resistance Against Japan, he decides to do business with mysterious forces first, with the goal of growing bigger and stronger and making a glorious comeback! But after upgrading his panel, he suddenly discovers a new feature: gold can be used to create artificial humans. An endless desire rises in his heart. He changes his goal on the spot: he wants to control even greater power. He runs his fingers over the gold bars he acquired in a trade, recalling a forum post that said, "Offer up a technology and become a lord." The cigarette between his teeth crumbles to bits as he bites down on it.
"If I can use gold to make an entire army..." His folding chair scrapes loudly across the floor. He stares at the ridiculous reply from the account "Royal Kinsman" on the forum and sneers: "If I can make an army, why would I be your dog?"
The three golden chapters are 100% detail-oriented, as well as the overall picture behind it. Identity information is also handled in a self-explanatory manner. Modern society is a failure
It's pretty good, but the name change doesn't feel immersive enough. This one is handled better than most.
AI novel mark it
No problems have been found so far
So far it's OK, just don't write it down later.