Reborn and Crossing Worlds Twice: I Handcraft the Strongest Chip in Another World

The concept was good, but it felt rather small-minded from beginning to end, and the use of the cheat codes was inefficient.

If the story involves a 7-day time travel, shouldn't the Taobao store ship every 15 days? Returning to the modern world on the 1st to ship, returning to the other world on the 7th, recharging on the 14th, and then returning on the 15th to ship again? Isn't that a 15-day shipping cycle? The text mentions shipping every 7 days 😏🤔

Good idea, the plot and writing are both good. The protagonist is steady and methodical, developing memory and selling heat sinks on Earth, and currently controls two small cities in this other world. Of course, be aware of minor flaws such as the protagonist rescuing a damsel in distress on Earth, a leaky and poorly-kept secret project, a disastrous archery competition, and selling new materials like they're dirt cheap.

The book's pacing is good, but there's one minor issue: isn't the protagonist's focus a bit too heavily on the software industry? The Philosopher's Stone could probably be used in many ways, right? For example, you could build a fighter jet using easily machinable aluminum, including the engine, and then imbue all its components with the hardness of a tank using the Philosopher's Stone.

Although it's a Western fantasy, the plot is quite realistic. The magical farming aspect is well-developed and logical, and the realistic entrepreneurship aspect is also very engaging. Double-crossing storylines are rare these days. I hope there are more female characters. 🤭

Heroes, lords, farming, technological advancement, rebirth, traversing two worlds—a completely new path for the author, but so far it's quite good. Keep it up! 👍

300 jin of refined rice is enough to feed 500 people for a considerable period of time.

Although he thought he had covered his tracks perfectly, the government would definitely pay attention to such a rapidly rising technology company.

Begging with a golden bowl

Five stars. The protagonist uses his "Ubiquitous Replication" ability to copy flash memory chips in the magical world, sells them in the real world, and earns money to buy modern goods such as seeds, excavators, generators, and pesticides to transform the magical world. He becomes a lord in the magical world and runs a company in the real world; the two worlds complement each other.