The Pawnshop Master

The dictionary entry clearly states "containment in exchange"! I assumed it meant someone or someone else was pawning something for something else or money, but I haven't seen any use for this pawning in Chapter 30!

Investigation Report: "Number"-367 Subject of the survey: Levi Victor, the male protagonist of "Lord of the Pawnbrokers" Survey Results: [Reincarnation (Awakening of Innate Wisdom)] Criteria for judgment: Abnormal traits: Transmigration Investigators, as the name suggests, are professionals who investigate and record the transmigration situations of transmigrators.

I was reading it just fine, when suddenly a dragon vein breathing technique appeared, turning Western fantasy into Eastern fantasy.

What is pawnbroking? It's buying something worth ten dollars for one dollar, turning a readily available item into a permanently held one. You keep the good stuff for yourself. That's what real pawnbroking is. What the author calls exchange.

13,000 Square meters is over 100 million...

It's a bit too wordy. Every time the system introduces the contained items, it gives a more detailed explanation, and then the protagonist has to go through that again, taking up two or three chapters. There's not much actual plot involved →_→ This book is destined to flop 😱

Currently, it only involves pawnbroking. That is, the protagonist himself takes possession of the items; there is no actual transaction involved.

The main theme of this book is, frankly, the relationship between buying and selling, but I don't see where that theme lies.

Why can't breathing techniques be pawned?

Most readers of this book were drawn in by the word "pawnbroking." The protagonist quickly gains self-defense capabilities using this ability in the early stages. The author could have easily had the protagonist create a mysterious force, using his cheat-like ability to grant his subordinates or trade containment abilities to expand his power—there were so many exciting moments!