Trader Across Worlds: Trading Local Specialties for Black Tech

[System] [Cross-Dimensional Trade] [Advanced Technology] [Business Warfare]

A fifteen-yuan bodhi-seed bracelet gets him eighty kilograms of gold, plus a cell-repair patch.

Gu Chen has just been made the scapegoat and fired by his company. His first cross-dimensional deal leaves him sitting on the floor of his rented apartment, too stunned to move for half a day.

Even more absurdly, the interstellar merchant on the other side hugs the bracelet, convinced he got the better deal.

After binding himself to the Cosmic Trade Network, Gu Chen discovers that natural plant products bought at any ordinary market are top-tier luxury goods in advanced civilizations, while the gold they use for circuit plating is enough for him to buy cars and acquire companies.

So he starts visiting tea shops and sweeping through flower and bird markets, trading local specialties for advanced technology, then gets workers to put solid-state batteries into production.

Industry giants try to buy his technology. He refuses. They join forces to cut off his supplies, so he finds suppliers in another civilization.

By the time they come crawling back to negotiate, Gu Chen has already prepared his next shipment.

This time, he's going to do business with all the worlds.