(Just got a rating, give it a chance!) [No CP + System + Supermarket + Myriad Worlds + Open supermarkets in different worlds to earn points, then use those points to unlock new worlds. Even after unlocking new worlds, you can still trade goods in the old ones]
After Ye Tang took over her family’s supermarket, she was suddenly bound to the Myriad Worlds Supermarket System 987.
The first world was a drought-stricken era.
In the second year and a half of the great drought, water and food were scarce, and even the grass roots and tree bark had been dug up. Then, a supermarket suddenly appeared in the village.
The supermarket sold not only rice and white flour, but clean water too!
It looked like they might not have to die after all.
For the second world, Ye Tang requested a futuristic interstellar setting.
Plants and proper food were in short supply there, but Ye Tang also found a lifelike prosthetic limb that could be fitted to her little sister.
Then she traded the greenery and soil from the historical world for the high technology of the interstellar world. Who could deny that both sides benefited?
The third world: a war-torn matriarchal society, with women fleeing famine.
The fourth world: a zombie apocalypse.
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After N worlds, Ye Tang could finally say those words: Money is just a number!
(Disclaimer: She won’t hand over the supermarket, but she will trade with the authorities in her home world as an anonymous businesswoman.)
The second dimension wasn't particularly bad, but the older sister brought back a prosthetic leg, saying it was a gift, and the younger sister's reaction was that her sister had used her body to seduce her—that was really off-putting.
I recommend everyone watch this. The reason is that it defaults to "they". The term "researcher" defaults to female; only when the gender is male is it said "male researcher," making it easy to distinguish between male and female. 😘😘😘 Is it acceptable to use "Holy Son" for women and "Holy Man" for men? The character "" (zi) is a neutral term that can be used by both women and men.
There are many distinctive female characters. I've read dozens of chapters and haven't seen any significant male characters yet. While the female protagonist's world isn't entirely female-centric, the author has included elements of a matriarchal society. Aside from the unchanged vocabulary, it's a story that's friendly to women or depicts a large female cast. I think it's good, five stars. All female, feel free to buy.
Very good! Well written, with a good balance of detail and summary, the plot doesn't drag, there are many female supporting characters, and it's very female-friendly. Keep it up!!! Please don't think my comments in the book are nitpicking; I meant no harm. 😘😘😘
I prefer stories where the female lead doesn't "hand over" her abilities. Many stories where she does end up as a tool, a mere ordinary person surrounded by geniuses, but the writing is poor, the geniuses are portrayed haphazardly, and the female lead becomes invisible, making me feel like I might dissect her for research at any moment (at least that's the feeling most authors give).
Highly recommended! It's so rare to find a female-oriented author who truly considers the female lead's needs. These days, the female-oriented genre is really a case of bad money driving out good, with so many male-centric stories dominating – it's a real step backward for the genre. Seeing this book is so heartwarming! ❤️
The pacing is fast, not only in terms of the different worlds, but even the amputated sister and the mother in a vegetative state recover very quickly—super fast! It's like the system is just making empty promises, and the heroine's wishes are immediately fulfilled, allowing her to focus on her tasks without any further delays or dragging out the recovery of her family.
It's a different kind of subject matter, and it's written quite well. Each character is described vividly without unnecessary details. The female lead is a woman with great love who takes care of her family first and then extends kindness to the country and its people. This is a normal reaction. Looking forward to the serialization!
I've read the author's latest update, and personally, I think it's very good. The female characters make up a large portion of the story, and the highlights are mostly female-centric. I commented before, but deleted it due to some issues. However, the book is still very enjoyable. Personally, I think if you're reading a novel, just forget about it and enjoy it!
Only those with profound understanding can benefit all sectors of society; we, as strong women, possess a vision that smaller men lack.