The Arbiter of Value, Starting in Liyue!

The writing is good, but the character design is too unlikable. He demands Liyue protect him but is unwilling to do anything to protect Liyue, and even profits from the national crisis for money. He gets free government support through technology investment, policies, funds, and land, but as soon as the government asks for help, he immediately makes exorbitant demands.

To put it simply, when facing the Fatui, the protagonist frequently invokes Liyue and the Emperor, believing they will protect him. On the other hand, however, he has no sense of responsibility towards Liyue whatsoever, only thinking about whether he has gained or lost. This can be seen from the matter of the Unbound Talisman.

The part with Zhongli was a bit sentimental. The problems with the Treasure Thieves have been happening in Liyue for a long time, and people have been suffering from them. Has the Emperor ever done anything about it? He didn't even care about the locals of Liyue, so why do you think he would care about someone of unknown origin like you?

In reality, the Extreme Evil Knight's strength is only average; defeating him only requires a Snickers bar. Because sweeping away Extreme Evil is about being yourself. Bennett ranked so high because of Benefit😜 (Phyllis: See you in the grave) (Sino: Good in the grave)

Some authors add female leads to develop the plot, while others add them to enrich the main character's personality. You, the author, belong to the third category – you simply wanted to write a female lead, which is fine in itself. Your romance scenes weren't actually that bad. The key issue is that you just got criticized and then completely erased the female lead from the story.

Regarding the amount of Mora used for the upgrade. Some readers feel that the amount of Mora the protagonist uses for leveling up in the later stages is too enormous, potentially reaching hundreds of millions or even billions of Mora, which could lead to inconsistencies in the data. Don't worry about that. Mora is the basic currency in the game.

This protagonist is really strange... He doesn't seem human from the start. This is my second time reading it, but I can't stand it anymore. Selfishness and greed are fine for a businessman, but the writing is disgusting. It was okay at the beginning, but the stronger he gets, the more disgusting it becomes.

I just found this book and followed it all the way up to Shen He's appearance. His character was firm and unwavering until suddenly it turned into a melodramatic soap opera. The two of them exchanged a glance and their eyes immediately locked, right? The character dynamics shifted dramatically, transforming him from a profit-driven businessman into a youthful romance drama.

Why does everyone love Liyue, where merchants govern the country? If I were transported to Mondstadt, I'd definitely stay there and be a spoiled brat.

From this perspective, some of the protagonist's actions seem quite normal; isn't this just typical of a high-class Jewish person? It depends on the reader's preference.