[Corporate intrigue + power plays + information advantage + mutually beneficial deals]
Overnight, he transmigrates into the body of the most inconspicuous refugee in Belobog’s Underworld. He expects to struggle for survival in the frozen wasteland, but discovers by chance that the Interastral Peace Corporation has already marked this planet as an “asset awaiting development.”
While Bronya in the Upper District is still fretting over securing her rule, and Seele of the Wildfire is still fighting to keep her people alive, the protagonist has already quietly joined the prospecting team sent by the Corporation. He resells technology, brings in talent, and exploits his information advantage to play the Corporation and Belobog against each other, reaping the greatest possible profits.
“Miss Bronya, I have a production line that can upgrade your Silvermane Guards’ equipment.”
“Seele, stop fighting. I’ll build you a city and make sure your people have enough to eat and warm clothes to wear.”
“Miss Topaz, you want to develop Belobog? Fine, but I have three conditions…”
Years later, when the director of the Interastral Peace Corporation’s Strategic Investment Department sets foot on this planet and sees its thriving spaceport, he realizes that its true ruler is no longer the Supreme Guardian.
There is something wrong with the setup. Rather than trading with the company, you might as well have a system. There is also a problem with the character design. Natasha has been the leader of Earthfire since the beginning. Xier is a child in her orphanage. And the tools in Belloberg's lower town aren't that crude, okay? It is said in the plot that they use power tools. And although medicines are lacking, they are not so crude. You describe Natasha like a quack. A doctor has embarked on a fruitful life with her own abilities. Doesn't it seem too stupid for you to write like this? I don't even know what the patient's disease is.
It might be a good book if placed in a world without supernatural beings, but it would be wrong if placed in the context of Collapse of Iron.