
The Interdimensional Garbage Collector
位面垃圾工
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 938k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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391Chapters
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20.6kFans
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Each image seems a bit disconnected.
The author is truly talented, managing to blend the plots of "Time-Traveling Garbage Station" and "Urban Scrap King".
Why does it feel like every chapter is missing words? The chapters don't connect properly.
The protagonist is a complete idiot. He should sell materials little by little, aiming for a million or two to improve his family's life. They don't need to move. Once the money runs out, he should sell more. He should focus on finding cultivation techniques and materials, preserving what can be exchanged for money and high-tech items.
As I watched, the plot seemed to overlap with novels I had read before.
Two women are eating and drinking for free at the protagonist's house. Even if the protagonist doesn't mind, how can these two women eat so comfortably?
It seems like the author deliberately deleted some text. Why are the chapters not connected...?
Seeing the protagonist selling broken phones and computers made me want to stop watching. A broken phone might have some undamaged parts, and the same goes for a computer. Since there are two computers, it's unlikely all parts would break. The CPU, RAM, and hard drive are relatively easy to remove and reassemble.
Your sister's is the one that uses an electric motor in a sports car.
The protagonist is such a shut-in that he hasn't seen a woman in ages. He has a girlfriend, and their relationship is going well, but he still stares at every woman he sees for a long time before telling her he didn't mean to look at her.