Two Worlds: Building Immortality by Reselling Medicine

In modern times, there is electrolytic aluminum technology, but silver is worthless. In ancient times, when there was no such technology, silver could only be extracted from silver mines. It would be silly to go to ancient times to earn silver. . . Even if you exchange it for gold, it would be easier than this, right? A direct tenfold increase

Silver can be exchanged for gold or jade! What is silver worth in modern times?

The protagonist is being chased like a dog for a bullshit prescription. There are no forces in more than a hundred chapters. You can either cultivate forces to unify the world, collect various martial arts, etc. What use is the money to you in ancient times! The gold and silver in the unified world are limited to you to mine. This pair of doorways gives off a petty atmosphere. I didn't make any money, and I didn't practice martial arts well. Sweep the court and level the rivers and lakes.

After reading the first dozen chapters, I feel that the author is really talented. As modern people, learning mathematics is in vain. The ratio of silver to gold in ancient times was less than one hundred to one, it should be about one to ten, but in modern times it is almost more than a hundred times. The concept of pig's feet has always been to obtain silver in ancient times and exchange it for money in modern times. This logic... Is really invincible. Secondly, if you go to the ancient countryside and see a doctor, you can earn dozens of taels of silver a day... This is even more invincible. It is equivalent to opening a drugstore in the countryside, with a daily turnover of hundreds of thousands... Furthermore, according to the author's setting, tuberculosis was a terminal disease in ancient times. The Lu family invited many doctors to see a doctor, and they all knew that it was not good. As soon as they came to ask the protagonist to see a doctor, someone threatened them. This logic is very weird. Does the author suffer from persecutory delusions? You take yourself so seriously that when the Lu family comes to invite others, it's as if you can cure it... Finally, even in modern times, this kind of infectious disease must be dealt with carefully, not to mention that in ancient times, people just wore a mask and thought they would not be infected... No disinfection, no protective clothing, really talented people...

It's really a waste of talents. In just 140 chapters, the world of martial arts suddenly changes to the world of immortal cultivation with a secret realm. Start entering the secret realm dungeon of the unlimited download of matryoshka dolls. The level of a small town can be ruined.

The Li family and the Lu family have come to kill the protagonist over and over again, but the protagonist has been let off easily every time? Still thinking about cooperating with them? Who would cooperate with a coward? Wouldn't it be more profitable to grab it directly?

When writing a book about two worlds, I am most afraid that the author's knowledge level, life experience, and social experience are not as good as those of the readers, and there will naturally be many poisonous points.

The plot is not smooth at all. There is no information about modern medicines and weapons. There is no sense of security in the ancient world. I just start writing with a slap on the forehead.

There are too many poisonous points to make it impossible to watch anymore. Can cooperation with people of unequal strength be called cooperation? You are called a money-giving boy, and you have joined other people's families and lived next to them every day under the noses of others. How do you explain the source of your supplies? Moreover, your materials are of incredible value. I don't believe that in the ancient times of Gaowu, where there was no rule of law, anyone could resist the temptation of wealth and not mess with you.

The protagonist is too silly and sweet. What environment did the protagonist actually go through in ancient times? He has also studied history and watched movies, right? And don't touch the Desert Eagle. This thing is like that.