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[Mega-Rich Protagonist] [Building an Independent Power Abroad] [Technological Empire] [Crushing the Great Powers] [Multiple Heroines]
Tong Xi found himself in a mysterious place called the Myriad Worlds Market.
People from many different worlds traded freely there.
Ancient eras, wars, apocalypses, science fiction, cultivation, magic...
Tong Xi realized that he alone came from a modern world with highly developed productivity.
Pure water for gold, food for jade, medicine for gene-enhancing drugs...
By chance, he returned home with cutting-edge technology and opened a factory, only for the powerful and the financial magnates to resort to despicable force to seize it.
But they had picked the wrong man. Behind him stood the emperor of a super empire, an overlord of the apocalypse, an empress of a higher-dimensional civilization, and a terrifying powerhouse from the cultivation world...
Tong Xi turned ruthless. He was going to flip the table!
Planet-spanning space weapons, revolutionary energy systems, spacecraft from higher-dimensional civilizations, human enhancement gene drugs: one groundbreaking invention after another came into being...
(Some plot twists take a while to unfold.)
This book is exceptionally well-written, demonstrating a high level of insight and emotional value. There are similar templates available; one could simply follow them and write a good copy. It's clear the author put in a lot of effort and has a wealth of creative ideas. In short, this is a truly excellent work.
It's still pretty good. The author put in effort and probably didn't use AI. There are some pacing issues, and the protagonist feels a bit overshadowed. The plot development isn't very comprehensive either, though it was likely revised and supplemented later. Overall, it's watchable, and the logic is relatively smooth. The technology is a bit ordinary, lacking anything particularly innovative. I'm adding an extra star to encourage it.
In the end, the protagonist still became a loyal dog of the imperial court.
Dear fairies~~ This is a sample positive review template, don't bother reading the rest, it's all nonsense. Because I'm too lazy to write a review for every item, I'm just imitating a template from other users. But this item, in terms of both quality and style, is something I really love~~ If I didn't like it, I'd be very angry upon receiving it, and this template would turn into a long, rambling…
It's well-written and interesting, with a great concept! Worth reading!
Everything else was fine, but I found Ah Miao particularly toxic; maybe it's just me.
While some parts are a bit exaggerated, overall it's one of the better ones recently. Recommended viewing. So far, there aren't any major flaws, so you can enjoy it without worry. 😄😄
Well written, very logical, not stiff or rigid.
After witnessing this scene, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.
Excellent, the elemental setting is a great trap. It's understandable that technological worlds lack magic and cultivation elements, and that things from these worlds can't be used in a technological world. But a high-density battery can't even be used on Earth. Is that reasonable? Does this mean that food is useless in other worlds, since there are elemental barriers? Goodbye!