The place names in this book have been changed. Please don't associate them with real places... If anything doesn't make sense, feel free to complain quietly... Thank you.
Unemployed, dumped, and twenty-eight years old, Lin Yufeng is lost in life. In the depths of despair, an accident awakens the [Universal Recycling System]. Touch anything to exchange it for shop credits, store anything you want in an unlimited inventory, and browse a System shop stocked with supplies, cutting-edge technology, and even genetic drugs! Lin Yufeng tries his luck at the antique and jade markets, but repeatedly hits dead ends. He knows that openly recycling goods in the city is fraught with risk. To find valuable sources, he disguises himself as a miner and infiltrates the Hpakant mining region in Myanmar, where he finally earns his first fortune! From then on, he brings down scam compounds, rescues trapped compatriots, and protects those he cares about. From a poor city kid to an undercover operative in the mining region, then to an invisible tycoon who roams the world, Lin Yufeng stays cool and ruthless, wielding the Recycling System to command wealth and using cutting-edge technology to crush evil. When the shadow of the apocalypse looms, he will join forces with his companions to overcome every obstacle, protect those in his care with the power of technology, and reach the pinnacle of life!
When telling stories, you need to pay attention to the rhythm. When you need to tighten up, you need to loosen up. Don't write a lot about everything at length. Also, don't always be obscene. Only when you get in touch with society and gain insights can you write better.
The plot is smooth and not sloppy, and the protagonist is not a brainless one.
This novel is written very carefully. Although it has a system, it is not a mindless plug-in system. Not many people write this kind of slow-paced novels these days. There is a sense of immersion.
I like it to be slow-paced and have different plots. Unlike those urban novels, where there are opportunities and connections from the beginning, and they are quickly pushed to a high position. The plot is tired and it becomes unreadable in the middle.
The pace is slow and a bit tedious for the reader, but the writing is quite good. I've read more than eighty chapters and I really can't stand it anymore.
The rating is a bit low, please cheer up the author😄
The writing is smooth, lively and interesting, without any sense of clutter.
Not bad, come on! There are some flaws, but that's acceptable.
Favorite type. If you've read too many brainless novels where the protagonist is invincible, you should read this to neutralize it.
At the beginning, I did not rush to write the specific content, but made a lot of foreshadowing. This writing method is either to make up the word count, or the author is experienced and has a good grasp of the rhythm of the story.