ENTraveling Between Two Worlds, Starting as a Reseller
双穿,从当个倒爷开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.5M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
- 1,017 chapters
Synopsis
Other names
- A Fortune Between Two WorldsEnglish name
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1.1kChapters
132Monthly votes
82kRecommendations
200kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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You can't hide things like minerals, because there's no such substance anywhere else in the world. How can they not suspect you?
He was neither a public official nor receiving state funding; he was traveling abroad normally. How could that be considered defection?
Why isn't it becoming popular? Is it because the author updates too slowly?
This book is much better than "Two Realms, Don't Call Me a Demon." That one had a good premise, but the plot was intellectually unsustainable, riddled with flaws—for example, the protagonist would just randomly find a hole and immediately go into seclusion for weeks after a fight. It was also full of plot holes and pure mindless wish-fulfillment. This one is far superior, so why isn't it more popular?
Honestly, this ninth-level acquired master is really mediocre. An ordinary person can't even react in time when he takes a gun, aims, and fires. Compared to an ordinary person, is he just stronger and faster? His reaction time is not improved at all!
I've read many transmigration novels, and the vast majority of them made their first fortune from glass and crystal products, or sold dried goods and seafood, or profited from the price difference between gold and silver. You're the first one to resell ores. Even if you just exchange some glass for jade and then trade it here for money, it would be a hundred times better than trading ores.
Regarding the sanctimonious comments in the comment section
Buy a plane ticket to Sichuan, go to Shuangliu. At the international airport, after getting off the plane, go directly down the elevator to the negative side. Buy high-speed rail tickets from Shuangliu Airport to Leshan Station on the second floor. The ticket cost 46 yuan, but you can pay 2 yuan directly after exiting Leshan Station. Qian can take bus routes 13, 3, K1, or 601.
A light novel is one where you cut off half of someone's brain and get a good laugh.
The protagonist kills Khun Sa, the leader of the Golden Triangle. Instead of being grateful, countries around the world might unite to eliminate him. The saying "the rabbit mourns the fox's death" applies here; if you can assassinate Khun Sa today, you could assassinate the president tomorrow. No leader wants to see any instability or uncontrollable factors.
Here's something I'd like to share: if you have gold, and you're buying commodities from private entrepreneurs, they're more likely to buy your gold.
The protagonist can travel between two worlds and easily make money, yet he only pays ordinary people three copper coins a day. He's really despicable.