A Spacefaring Reseller's Live Stream

This is outrageous! The technology of this supposedly advanced civilization is sometimes inferior to Earth's. Where is the so-called "advanced" and "cutting-edge" technology? The smart devices lack independent intelligent terminals and sophisticated detection technology. Even the communication technology is unbecoming of an advanced civilization, exhibiting lag.

The book title reminded me of Emperor Yang's "The Struggle of a Middleman" and "The Rise of a Middleman," but unfortunately, both are now censored (404).

I admire the author's younger brother more than any wall.

Having already made contact with level 5 or 6 civilizations, why would someone seek refuge with a level 0.8 Civilization? Are you kidding me? In the end, the idea is good, but the content is absurd. The protagonist's need is for trading points, and the live stream is purely for entertainment. However, why is the protagonist always live streaming and catering to the various interests of the viewers? Is that necessary?

They've given up. On one hand, they're vehemently praising how amazing advanced civilizations are, while on the other hand, they're belittling Earth's civilization. They're saying that first and second-tier civilizations have nuclear fusion technology that requires thousands of trade points to buy blueprints—it's like you're in the modern era and then go to a primitive tribe to buy slingshot…

The previous book was developed in cooperation with the country. This book is not going to be developed in cooperation with the government, but it doesn't want to go abroad, so it's going to go to space!

Shouldn't lower civilizations maintain a sense of awe towards higher civilizations? Why is this all just jokes, everyday life, and comedic novels? Using this as a background isn't appropriate.

I just want to know what the protagonist needs money for. He signed a livestreaming contract for 5 million a year, and his spaceship's weapons could wipe out Earth hundreds of times over with a flick of his wrist. His vision is appalling, and his dialogue with the government is utterly idiotic. What use is Earth's money to him? Isn't cross-civilizational trade just exchanging technological inferiority for resources? It's too ruthless; I can't take it anymore.

I've read up to chapter 49. I won't say anything else. I'm just an ordinary person. There's no need to elevate reading a novel to some national level. As long as it doesn't get 404 (censored), I'll just read it. The only thing that bothers me is that this cheat isn't being used. It's been dozens of chapters, and the only time this cheat has appeared is when it's used to look up information. I laugh.

To be honest, this book isn't very good; it's rather superficial and has several flaws. First, there's no main plot; I just wrote whatever came to mind. Second, it lacks expressiveness. How could a spaceship of an advanced civilization be intimidated by the sheer number of spaceships of a lower civilization?