I Run a Black Market in the Interstellar World

Just wanted to vent! I was really looking for a satisfying read! But this story about getting rich by opening a shady shop wasn't satisfying at all, and it even went off-topic... The shady shop only appeared once every few chapters! I read nothing!

Interesting premise, boring development. The best part is the beginning. It gets increasingly chaotic afterward. The protagonist's character is inconsistent, sometimes strong, sometimes weak, sometimes a saint, sometimes calm. Especially as an interstellar wanderer (adventurer), the entanglements on the native planet are very mysterious, the adventure elements are chaotic, there's forced Alpha for the sake of plot, the logic is flawed, and the character development is absurd. It's a pity.

I thought I was going to read about a shady business, but after reading more than half of it, it gradually turned into a political romance... And how could an energy-deficient planet develop such advanced shapeshifting biotechnology...? Perhaps it's a background issue, but let's leave that aside for now. Isn't the main theme of this book an interstellar shady business...?

I'm so conflicted. The subject matter is good, but the character development and writing style are really... Indescribable. I'm hesitant about whether to continue reading.

The protagonist is strange; the shop's location can only be changed when the protagonist is facing a life-or-death situation. However, two near-death experiences don't seem to have taught him a lesson. Whether dealing with the city lord or troublemakers, he's naive and easily led astray.

This story is about interstellar travel, opening a shop, farming, and food; it's also a pseudonym. It's a fast-paced, action-packed novel with a strong female lead and plenty of satisfying moments. I especially recommend this book because the author has a history of consistent updates; there will be frequent, frequent bursts of updates after it's released. Stay tuned!

The writing is utterly nonsensical, like eating shit. Isn't this supposed to be about running a shop? Being chased every day is bad enough, but now you have to act as the locals' mother? I'm speechless...

The beginning was quite good, but what happened later? Why did they have to get involved in the grudges of the natives? It was so drawn out and dragged on. The protagonist was supposed to be so powerful, yet he was being chased every day.

I found out it's for female audiences, sorry for bothering you.

With that ever-smiling face, he's clearly no good. Who are you talking about?