Warlord: The Fantasy Supplier

Chinese cuisine, not just cooking, is used to serve someone personally or for their family. It's called "Master" (老爷). Don't use "adult" for everything. Don't watch too much Japanese anime and forget how to use your own vocabulary.

This is my second time being transported to another world, and I didn't even bring any weapons for self-defense! I can't get a gun, but surely I could find a stun gun, or maybe I should have brought a crossbow. Is this some kind of display of utter stupidity?

The female streamer's storyline is a bit weak; she should write more about the knight world and less about the modern world.

🙂The writing is not bad, let's see how the plot develops. Hopefully, it won't be as overly toxic as "Two Realms Seal".

Traveling between two worlds... That's such an old theme.

Are there any other books with the theme of traveling between two worlds? I feel like I've discovered a new world and want to give it a try. 🙂

The first three chapters were particularly frustrating; the protagonist even got sold out. You have a system, couldn't you at least give the protagonist some ability? Instead, you had to use a three-day lucky card. The initial items he drew provided absolutely no help in the other world; he didn't even dare to resist a few ordinary people, and then he was just sold out like that.

It's quite interesting, and the pacing is decent. It starts with selling tomatoes at a moderate pace, but once you get your first pot of gold, you should think about maximizing profits. You could wholesale the tomatoes to your partners so they can sell them. Inserting a segment about internet celebrities and live streams to stir things up is really unnecessary and makes the story feel disgusting.

Novels where the protagonist receives gifts from a system for no reason are short-lived; it's better to write about someone simply traveling between two worlds and selling items between them.

Could someone reveal my father-in-law's alternate account? I want to avoid it. 😂😂