A Guide to Running a Business in Another World
异界经营手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The appeal of isekai (otherworld) dual-transmigration novels typically lies in two aspects: 1. Acquiring resources from the other world to boast about wealth and power, becoming incredibly rich, and having a harem. The downside of these stories is that the source of wealth is questionable, and the wealth ceiling is obvious; otherwise, it becomes a mindless novel.
The author writes well. The trades that seemed illogical at the beginning actually align quite well with historical patterns. Go and see what life was like for Europeans in the Middle Ages, and the early trade between Black and Native Americans; you'll find the reality might be even more brutal.
When I saw the protagonist trade a loaf of bread, a can of beer, and a pack of biscuits for almost half of a noble's territory, I lost interest in reading further. Even though the author described the noble's territory as being only the size of a small village, it was still ridiculously absurd!
I came from QQ Reading and have only read about 70 chapters. It seems well-written; don't overanalyze it. Just enjoy it! Who cares about prices? Who cares if the Baron can buy it? As long as things go smoothly. Can't you just give more money to someone's girlfriend's shop? However, I have a slight dislike for the multiple female leads; I suggest removing that from the description. Multiple female leads are fine, just don't fall in love with every one you meet.
The protagonist runs a brothel, and is directly persuaded to quit.
Name: Arwen (Flower Fairy) Race: Fairy Gender: Female Talent: Heart of Nature Treasure: Portable Castle (Natural Castle) This castle can be enlarged or shrunk, and can be carried around to bring people inside to live and learn magic. Skill: Nature Magic Weapon: Hundred Flowers Ring Personality: Cunning Flowers: Rainbow Rose Symbolism: Miracles and Love
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Here are some personal suggestions for the later development: The first thing the protagonist should do after returning to reality is to learn new knowledge, such as geography and mineral classification. They should survey their territory, explore its mineral resources, and then apply the survey results to different companies for redesign, replanning the territory, including commercial…
The author's writing is good. The only thing that bothered me was that every battle involved hundreds of thousands of regular soldiers. Where did they get so many? Isn't this the Middle Ages? How could they possibly support that many?