Everyone is transported to a wasteland world, where each person becomes the manager of a community.
From the start, Jiang Chen has just six crumbling buildings, a hundred residents, and enough food and water to last two days. While other managers fight over water sources and stockpile supplies, a Ten Thousand Worlds Mall appears on his phone.
Even more outrageous, every order he places can trigger a massive bonus!
One food package becomes twenty!
One white solar generator gets a quality bonus and turns into a purple energy station!
One ordinary warehouse upgrades straight into a gold-grade logistics hub for the Ten Thousand Worlds!
While everyone else fights over a bottle of water, Jiang Chen’s community already has running water and electricity, with food in abundance. While others beg for a single purple-grade talent, his side gradually gathers a frosty queen, a submissive battle goddess, a tsundere industrial genius, a stunning master who is cold on the outside and sweet within, an adult bratty demoness, and a space dragon girl who loves curling up beside her boss to sleep…
Starting with a run-down community, Jiang Chen keeps shopping online, triggering bonuses, stockpiling, and building, until he has brought technology, immortal cultivation, and magic together in his own territory spanning myriad worlds!
Jiang Chen: “I still have fifteen orders left today. I’ll just buy a few things!”
AI writing, devoid of any emotion.
AI-generated text, the dialogue is incredibly awkward.
It's alright, it has the common problem of most Tomato Novels. Don't use your brain when reading it, otherwise you'll make a big mistake.
Those data and panels just keep repeating endlessly.
Now that readers have read so much, they've naturally become more discerning.