Trading Across the Myriad Worlds

I wouldn't even click on it just because of the protagonist's name. A writer who doesn't even care about the name of their own character. What does that say? You can figure it out yourselves.

I thought it was a modern person who time-traveled, but it turns out it was someone from the past who traveled to the modern world. He knew nothing about the world, couldn't even read, and yet he got a cheat system – what a talent!

Seriously, I was so impressed. I thought I'd found a great book after seeing so many comments, but it turns out they're all fake.

This kind of book can actually be written by a "master"? Ten years ago, this kind of writing was readable, but now it's insane! The author must have sold their account.

All the officialdom novels on Qidian have been censored. The three best ones—"Recorder and Military Advisor," "I Don't Believe in Pie Falling from the Sky," and "The Primordial Tree Back Then"—are all quite good.

Jack Ma has already fled; what's the point of making money? Banks won't even let you withdraw money anymore—what's the use of making a lot of money then?

A pro player's account was ruined just like that.

The author is just jumping on the bandwagon. They haven't even figured out many things from that era before jumping straight into this kind of juicy slapstick. The protagonist's cheat ability is way too overpowered, and it's obvious there's no outline; the pacing is too fast. Historical fiction is supposed to be about daily life, but this is practically sending the protagonist to their doom.

It's riddled with errors and omissions. The subject matter was originally quite good, but it'll make you cringe so much you'll get cancer from embarrassment.

After finishing the first chapter, the second chapter completely disconnected from the previous ones. After reading the second chapter, I felt the author was careless and put other books in the first chapter. Continuing to read, what happened to the sixth chapter? I barely managed to finish the sixth chapter, and the seventh chapter still hadn't reverted to the original plot. Was the author writing this book to flop? Who could possibly continue reading like this?