The Spatial Ring in the City

I remember a novel from a long time ago, also about urban storage rings. The premise was that anything could be stored in them! As long as it could fit. The space could be expanded through explosions, and in the end, the protagonist used an atomic bomb to create a small world.

I couldn't take it anymore after looking at a dozen or so pictures. All they do is have sex all day long. It's too much of a harem. What a waste of such good material.

The author's ideas are quite wild, but due to limited experience, the writing is somewhat petty. I suggest the protagonist go abroad to develop his career, to Southeast Asian countries like Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia, to stir up some trouble, accumulate wealth, establish a business base overseas, and then cause a ruckus outside while living a leisurely and pretentious life at home.

Chen Xiao's three sisters He collected all the main characters. Since that's the case, I'm thinking, Why didn't Huang Tingting's mother accept the money? Her mother had such a miserable life. She's only powerful because she's the main character. And her mother really likes the main character.

I can't believe this book is still here. The author is truly a role model for me.

It shouldn't be called "Urban Space Ring," it should be renamed "Urban Stallion's Lifestyle"! Seriously, it's always the same old story!

Are the women in this novel like scrap metal, cheaply recycled, refurbished, and then resold at a high price?

The main plot should be well-developed, and the title should be relevant. Start with small-scale operations using the ring, then expand internationally with high fees, fast processing, and a trustworthy reputation. You could also help domestic companies acquire machinery and antiques that are subject to foreign sanctions, thus building a strong domestic network of connections.

The author must be a sexually frustrated 40-year-old man; the protagonist he creates is like a teddy bear that's obsessed with everything and everyone. 😜

The most amazing thing about this book is: Train your girlfriend well. Then introduce it to relatives and friends. Red envelopes, betrothal gifts, matchmaker's fees... Hehe!