
The Tycoon of the Reincarnation Worlds
轮回世界的神豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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188Chapters
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Did the author forget that there are two people in this world who know how to build arc reactors? They would rather spend hundreds of billions to acquire an arc reactor than think about buying this information and then opening a factory to manufacture them indefinitely. With tens of billions of dollars, you could hire ten thousand mercenaries to work for the protagonist. Do you understand, author?
Seeing the "stealing the tower" part of the auction... It's a bit overpowered. Do you think auctions are like ranking competitions? Does the auction house think it's too profitable? If stealing the tower is possible, then the protagonist bidding 20,000 at the beginning was incredibly stupid. Why not just wait until the last second to bid 20,000? If stealing the tower is possible, who would bid at the beginning? Just bid at the last second!
To be honest, it's watchable.
The rich man was portrayed as a fool with lots of money.
Wouldn't a super-rich player be better suited to the path of flashy riches, or the rules of wealth, or the god of wealth? The later stages of the "Golden Finger" game can also provide relevant references. 🙂
The cycle point has completely collapsed.
At this price, even if you've cleared an S+ level in all the worlds, you couldn't afford a single piece of equipment in ten worlds.
There is creativity.
To spend millions on the protagonist's equipment? The protagonist might have money to burn, but what about everyone else? If they can't even afford one piece of equipment in ten dungeons, how many people will survive?
Speechless. The author's currency system is a complete mess. Based on how much the author spends on the protagonist, 80% of the people in this reincarnation space wouldn't be able to afford a single piece of equipment or a new class even after several worlds. Would there still be so many people in this reincarnation space? 80% Of them would undoubtedly die within three worlds.
The theme of "super-rich + reincarnation world" actually has quite potential. But I didn't understand why they chose the warlock. In the novel, it's just that they bought and used this thing because it existed. Logically speaking, shouldn't they leverage their super-rich characteristics?
Having read up to chapter 45, I estimate that equipment worth several thousand dollars only provides a 0.01 Stat boost.
Wouldn't it be better to just play a summoner build or a legion build, and buff yourself from the back? Anyway, there's a whale system, so why bother playing a mage?