The Radio-Wave Merchant from Another World
异世界的电波商人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 617k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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208Chapters
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5.7kFans
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Capital is the most fantastical thing in the world, as an author who specializes in writing about capital and posts on fantasy channels once said.
Something felt off from the moment the king and princess appeared; it seemed to get worse and worse as time went on.
Surprisingly, it's very good. The author also has a wealth of knowledge, unlike most authors who make illiterate mistakes like testing silver for poison. The plot is flawless and very enjoyable, making it suitable for avid readers.
The plot got worse and worse, the premise got worse and worse, and the more I read, the less I wanted to watch.
The premise is refreshing, but the writing and plot feel amateurish and lack any real appeal. I suggest the author start a new book with a ruthless, behind-the-scenes protagonist who manipulates the world like a powerful conglomerate; that would be much more satisfying.
Two people have been permanently banned today. I humbly accept all criticism and opinions from readers, except for insults. It's not that the author is petty. It's not that the author is petty. It's not that the author is petty.
Interpersonal relationships and plot progression are all inexplicable... Especially after encountering the so-called princess.
A god suddenly appeared; his powers were originally sealed, and I don't want to watch anymore.
Is it really necessary for you to keep harping on science in a world with superpowers?
Actually, the protagonist could cultivate the mainstream systems of this world, such as breathing techniques and meditation. I remember mentioning this earlier. This would probably make the plot richer, since constantly watching one overpowered character doing research and another overpowered character's 199 clones fall in love would get boring.