Earth, Supplier to a World of Magic

Are there any other stories about farming and trading between different worlds? Farming in another world is also an option. Don't write about conquering other worlds. I've noticed that most of the writers who write about conquering other worlds are middle or high school students. There aren't a single civil official, just ordinary soldiers, and they actually want to conquer the world?

Suddenly, it occurred to me that the author could consider having the protagonist open several shell companies to purchase large quantities of steel bars, building materials, and other goods from China for export. These goods would then be shipped to Africa and transported to the other world.

I think one of the highlights of this book is the brilliant idea in the comments section that shipping gold into China is treasonous.

This is a good book right now, to my liking. If you like fantasy and lord-themed stories, you should check it out. The pacing is a bit slow right now, and the werewolves haven't been tamed yet. I want to see elves and dragons. I'll see how the author manages the pacing and updates in the future. I've added it to my favorites and am looking forward to more updates!

If the protagonist wants to acquire a large quantity of weapons and armor, he can find a small steel mill, place a big order, keep the weapons unsharpened, and use an excuse such as making a movie. As long as nothing goes wrong, no one will cause trouble.

Seriously, you idiot! I've subscribed to both *Archangel* and *The Underachiever*, and this book is doing alright so far, so I'm still subscribing. But I know you also know in your heart, what about Da Liang's third book? What about *My Angel*? What about *Dragon Tomb*? The first two books ended abruptly at their climax. I believe you have your own ideas, but there has to be a conclusion!

Some people say that you'll be fine abroad, which is laughable. Foreign countries have just as strict regulations as China, and besides, you're Chinese; they'll have the chance to take advantage of you. Don't think of foreign countries as so rosy.

The author's writing takes a unique approach. I like this kind of book and hope that more authors will write this type of book. The North and the Big Smoking Gang should categorize this kind of novel.

I thought the author wanted to write about using modern resources to farm, conquer, and then sweep through the land, but what the author actually wanted to write about was the crushing of the ancient backward economic system by his so-called modern economy and the so-called strategic game.

Are the main characters no longer living in the real world? It feels illogical. Otherworldly protagonists with extraordinary powers should keep a low profile; acting so recklessly without invincible strength easily leads to disaster. The author has turned the plot into a virtual game, which is so illogical and doesn't align with common sense.