[Auctions + transmigration across worlds + no female lead] (Note: The treasure ship will not produce treasures at first. This feature will unlock once it has been repaired to a certain extent.)
Xiao Che transmigrates by accident and becomes the master of the mysterious Myriad Worlds Treasure Ship.
The treasure ship travels through the heavens, randomly arriving in different worlds at every stop. The treasures aboard are bizarre and fantastical, each appearing out of thin air at random.
From the start, Xiao Che plummets into the torture hall of a demonic sect. Facing an imminent and bloody interrogation, he decisively raises the “All-World Loudspeaker” he just drew: “The auction begins in three minutes! The first lot is the Flower of Rebirth, capable of reviving fallen supreme beings!”
The demonic cultivators sneer in disbelief? Then he activates the display function!
In an instant, gods and demons across the nine heavens and ten lands are stunned. A cold female voice cuts through the air: “I want the Flower of Rebirth. Anyone who stands in my way will die!”
From then on, Xiao Che pilots the treasure ship and embarks on an auction and treasure-hunting journey across the Myriad Worlds.
Demon lairs, immortal courts, divine realms, lost ancient worlds... Wherever the treasure ship goes, it stirs up countless storms.
Supreme beings from every corner, powerful figures from other worlds, and ancient clans all go mad for the world-shaking treasures that randomly appear aboard the ship.
I only looked at the first two images, and it was enough to make my head spin. How could there be a normal auction without system protection? It's bound to be snatched up. And the way it tries to be so profound is just... Indescribable. Too abstract. I recommend not trying to think too much. 🤦🤦🤦
It's alright! But personally, I think it would be better if it had a higher level of sophistication. I didn't really like the beginning. The auction organizers didn't seem to have absolute strength, which put pressure on the reader. The auction location was also unsuitable; there was no sense of adaptation from a small town to a large one.