Creating an Era of the Heavenly Dao Connected by the Internet

Chapter 3 mentions that rent will cost lifespans to live in Bengbu. Earlier it was said that one might need to unlock their life lock to cultivate and trade lifespans, so not all of humanity has unlocked their life locks, right? Trading cultivation resources with lifespans is one thing, but trading rent for a house with lifespans?

Using lifespan as currency doesn't seem feasible. Even with breakthroughs that increase lifespan, the total increase in lifespan is still very limited, far outpacing the increase in goods. Secondly, lifespan is a fundamental human attribute; without it, there is death. This means many people cannot freely manage their lifespan, let alone use it for consumption.

If lifespan were used as currency, that world would essentially veer towards extremes. Short on lifespan? Have children. Short on resources? Have children. Parental love? Forget about it. Children are merely lifespan-extraction machines for their children.

The premise feels illogical. The protagonist unlocks the life-locking barrier to grow into a long-lived being, only to be abandoned after running out of lifespan. Nobody invests in him anymore. This longevity seed seems useless; isn't cultivation aptitude important? Those rich kids don't even need to expend their lifespan to have cultivation resources; they're practically set for themselves.

The author's vision is limited, or perhaps their statements are problematic, or maybe they don't intend to expand the internet's scope. While the Primordial Void is vast, it's also finite, as the author suggests. With each region corresponding to a city, it will inevitably eventually fill the entire Primordial Void. Our land is only for use; what's bought and sold is also for use rights.

There are too many bugs in the Internet Commerce section. First, the importance of the Internet of Things in reality is self-evident. If the Void Mansion doesn't charge delivery fees for purchases, how many people would be needed to handle such a large volume of orders? How would they deliver a package over a thousand kilometers away?

Lifespan as currency! This setting is terrifying. The weak will be devoured, leaving not even a trace! The strong will keep the weak in captivity, infants will be raised in groups, selected as superior "breeding machines," and their entire lifespan will be taken away after they lose their reproductive ability.

Old Li, when are you going to write a wildly popular book? I've been waiting for you to become a top author for a long time.

He's been castrated. 😐

Isn't the virtual internet in the book a bit too low-tech? Everything the internet in the book can do, it can also do in reality; and things that can't be done in reality, it can't be done in the book either. The virtual world's prestige has been utterly shattered.