Wandering Shelter: I Can Borrow Resources in Advance

Advance payment is fine, but remember to pay it back! It's similar to giving you a reward for a task in advance, so you have to complete the task, or you'll have to repay it double, ten times, or even be subject to the law of "existence" erasure repair mechanism for violating cause and effect.

It has been detected that you have a one in a trillion chance of becoming the ruler of the universe in the future. Subscription successful, advance payment successful, you have become the ruler of the universe. This book is finished!

Is this supposed to be an advance payment system? This is clearly a loan system with loopholes that can be exploited. You're charging interest on advance payments?

Doesn't the protagonist have any sense of caution at all? Just to show off in front of Ye Ya, he released so many amethyst stones. What if Ye Ya betrays his special circumstances when they go to the next planet?

The description itself seems problematic; it states there's a 1% chance of extraction. So, if extraction results in increased strength, it means there's a 100% chance of obtaining current resources, with a smaller probability of acquiring rare resources. If the system always pre-allocates the maximum resources, couldn't it just automatically calculate and achieve the desired result in one go?

In logically flawed system novels, the probability of getting items in advance is either 0 or 100%, with no other possibilities. Anyway, I can't understand the logic of this book. If any expert can understand it, please let me know so I can learn from it.

The protagonist and the enemy team up to swindle money from the system; something seems off.

What a strange novel, but strangely good. It's just that the plot armor is too overpowered, and resource acquisition is far too easy; it feels like a husky living in a Don't Starve world. 😏

Since the cheat code was already activated, there's no way to pay it back... Luckily, I left right after the first chapter.

It's alright, but after looking at it for a while, you might get tired of it.