Omni-Dimensional Technology

Such a huge advantage, yet the result is so poor. The robotics market is worth trillions, the lithium battery market trillions, the mobile phone assembly market hundreds of billions, the projector market hundreds of billions—the technology was only available for a few days before they were threatened with having their raw materials cut off. What does the author think of the nation?

The subject matter is good, but the author's writing skills are terrible. The plot is too bland, and it feels too much like a single-player game. The protagonist uses so many cutting-edge technologies, yet there's absolutely no reaction from society? It feels like you've just unveiled nuclear fusion technology. Everyone's reaction is just one word: "Oh, that's amazing," and that's it.

It's already 180,000 words, and despite having so much advanced technology and materials in the spatial dimension, not a single one has been successfully developed. Even just developing one material would have been acceptable. In my personal opinion, this book is basically doomed since it hasn't been published yet.

Why not let the interstellar citizen binding system scavenge for trash in the multiverse? They actually want the protagonist, someone from a lowly civilization, to scavenge for trash?!

Are these cutting-edge technology products really being sold via live streaming?

It's getting more and more boring. Instead of writing about new technologies or new dungeons, it's just filled with press conferences, rocket launches, and ruin excavations? There's nothing there except water.

It's a pity. This book is actually quite good, but it's written too disjointedly. The protagonist uses groundbreaking technologies, and their impact can't be limited to just that. More attention should be paid to describing other details and developing fundamental science rather than simply copying technologies.

They're already poisoned. The cheat code is huge; they had lithium-air batteries on their first try. Do you know how big the battery market is? And that necklace seller 😓, and before they even used the stuff from their first time travel to start a company, they're doing it again...

Little Butterfly

Author, you might as well write about cooperating with the government, picking up the technology you find, and then throwing it back to the government. This kind of personal company-run content is pointless; it's just business stuff disguised as technology. What's the point?