My Bathroom Connects to Another World

Unlike modern people with limited intelligence, buying and selling gold is one thing, but have you ever considered that large-scale commodity trading in residential buildings only involves buying and not selling? Do you really think the people around you are fools?

Chapter 14, "Selling Gold," was truly off-putting. I could tolerate the earlier scenes of the naked transmigration, and I could barely tolerate the exaggerated and pretentious writing about it from beginning to end. Every time he transmigrated, he was attacked by porcupines and wouldn't even ask the soldiers to deal with them, let alone bring a knife to kill them himself.

The premise is good, but the dialogue is so mindless… It tries to be funny and humorous, but the writing is so bad it makes it sound like something an idiot would say. I was completely speechless after reading three chapters.

The author has ruined his own career; he only has a few dozen subscribers.

This is a Mary Sue story. The other characters kidnapped the protagonist, intending to interrogate him about his source of wealth before killing him, but the protagonist could have easily dealt with them perfectly. Furthermore, with economic development as the central focus now, it's laughable that someone would maliciously slap a label on a private entrepreneur, regardless of how much tax they pay annually, and that some low-level clerk could possibly handle it.

The subject matter is alright, and the plot is quite appealing, but the comedic writing style is really unpleasant to read. If you want to portray the protagonist's humor, you don't have to make him look like an idiot.

Although I haven't read it yet, the reviews say this book has some flaws. I suggest the author read a book called "Starting from the Gates of All Heavens," which is much more rigorous. I've been following it closely, and the author could learn from it.

In this day and age, to still dare to write about nudity is utterly indecent.

The author is a seasoned writer! I read "Rise of the Plants" when I was in elementary school, and he's still writing it now. I've come to take a look.

Honestly, the fact that the character was completely naked in the first chapter felt like a failure.