The Wandering Earth: Super Merchant

The author has completely let loose! The protagonist gives the one-armed old man a pack of cigarettes, and the old man excitedly accepts it with both hands! Good heavens, with cigarettes to smoke, hands practically grow back on the spot!

This book has too many flaws. First of all, in The Wandering Earth, the government is carrying out a planned Earth migration operation. Do you think the government would prepare canned food or compressed biscuits that humans have used for thousands of years? Do you really think the people in the government are just going through the motions?

Has anyone ever thought about this question? Why do people feel that diamonds are more elegant, while gold jewelry is considered tacky and low-class? Is your opinion truly your opinion? Who told you that? When and how did this idea come to you?

Novels can be grounded in reality, but they cannot be grounded in the realities of society. A good experience should be given to the reader, not sent away.

Why is the protagonist a Southeast Asian Chinese? Does such a protagonist have any sense of national identity? He probably can't even speak fluent Mandarin. Has he even read online novels? Does he know how to use a cheat system?

It's really bizarre that they use diamonds for diamond trading. Throughout history and across the world, gold has been such a hard currency, yet they insist on using diamonds instead.

I'm really curious, is it reasonable for someone to spend hundreds of billions a year on technology research and development and still not be able to develop it, to sell it for only 3 billion? Just developing one technology in cooperation with a country would cost at least 70-80 billion US dollars, and you only sold it for 3 billion? That's only a few billion US dollars.

People from small Southeast Asian countries, bringing so much gold and diamonds to sell in American banks? They probably don't know that mercenaries (Blackwater) would capture and beat them, asking for their origin. 😅😅

This is written in a mindless way. In a post-apocalyptic environment, how can people trust each other so easily? And what about the sudden appearance of so much food and supplies without the government investigating their origins? If they did, everything would become terrifying under the threat of human survival. In the end, we might just become guinea pigs. The author still lacks social experience.

Did the author sleep with all the leaders at Qidian (the author's website)? Otherwise, how can he explain something so incredibly absurd?