I Have a Pearl Between Two Worlds

My family used to raise rabbits, but the price was too low at the time, so we stopped raising them. It was mainly because they were troublesome and cheap. Small rabbits are usually sold individually, while large rabbits are sold by weight. The family was in dire need of money, so they didn't research the market before asking about prices at just one store.

Why don't you write a story about conquering the universe and becoming an emperor? Start step by step, beginning with World War II weapons, starting as a small warlord, conquering a continent in another world (becoming emperor), then conquering other worlds, diligently farming with cheat codes, entering a space-based scenario, and finally conquering the entire interstellar universe.

I've read through the chapters I haven't subscribed to, and I just can't bring myself to subscribe to the rest. 1. Why do some people find it strange? Because every choice the protagonist makes is not the optimal solution and there are contradictions between them. For example, selling wild game is easy nowadays; you could easily find a sewing machine or, if all else fails, chop wood.

Write well, avoid plot points about the revival of spiritual energy or ancient martial arts families, and subscribe to all chapters upon release.

The concept is alright, as long as no ancient martial arts families appear later on. I'll throw in a monthly pass.

The writing is good, but the protagonist's intelligence is questionable.

This is a typical studio-written story, characterized by its fast pace and frequent exciting moments, reminiscent of FL Studio. It's a mindless, fast-paced genre. Those unfamiliar with this type can give it a try, but I don't recommend reading too much of it.

The previous book was also abandoned, and this book is also abandoned.

Ride a motorcycle or drive to another world.

Goodbye, you have successfully lost a reader.