I Haven't Been Eaten by Customers Today Either.

A very interesting fantasy novel, with all the main characters being talented. Although he is a profiteer by profession, the protagonist's moral index is still very high and his outlook on life is very upright. Make money and live a good life in a different world! It is considered a great farming article. If you get tired of fighting monsters and leveling up all day long, you can read this article.

I have read the chapters before it was released and the 20 chapters after it was released. The following content is only an evaluation of the chapters I have read Let me talk about the advantages first. Overall, the novel has no major problems. The writing is passable and the logic is okay. Unlike many novels, you can figure it out after reading a few chapters. You can read it when you have time. The next thing is the point that I personally feel a little uncomfortable with. The first is the portrayal of the male protagonist. He is said to be a profiteer, but he was too smart to write much about it and instead wrote it as vulgar. As a result, the portrait of the male protagonist I have now is like the goblin in the underground bank in Harry Potter. In fact, the male protagonist didn't do anything bad at all in his actual actions, but his inner activities were too deducted and lacked charisma. The second is the issue of the heroine and emotional description. If you didn't tell Bai Ya, the first harem heroine, I would have thought it was Fulun's cp at first. The interaction between the two at the beginning was so cpp-like that there were quite a few people in the comment section who made fun of her. Later, when I saw you saying that you were writing about the harem, I was still a little stunned. The emotional description is relatively straightforward. The two heroines who appear now have the same process of heroes saving beauty, which is cliché but classic. Therefore, the overall plot is relatively immature but not a big problem. It is a good seasoning. I personally think it is okay. In general, I think the parts I saw are food and grass. If you are bored, you can take a look

Recently I like to read western fantasy novels. After reading several books, I feel that this one is highly recommended. The writing style is very relaxed and a little humorous, and the plot is not tiring to watch.

Isn't he a buddy? Isn't he a profiteer? Why is the protagonist becoming more and more conscientious?

It's well written and rated as good grass. Relaxing and freehand adventure atmosphere, there is no danger chasing the protagonist, the protagonist is just a conscientious profiteer in a different world. Compared with traditional upgrade battles, the book focuses on the protagonist's business, with a more novel perspective that stands out in the Western fantasy genre. The mutual help between good people, the various wonderful settings in the different worlds and the collision of the thoughts of the travelers, the vivid description of the characters' personalities, and the protagonist who is a la carte but has strong learning ability, form this magical Western fantasy world. It is very interesting to watch, provided that the writing and style can be maintained. I wish you better and better as you write.

The protagonist is a profiteer, but don't lose your conscience 😭

The book is good, but it unfolds too slowly. It has 200 chapters now, and I haven't become a professional yet. There is a branch line in the east and a mission in the west. How to advance the main line? Do I have to write thousands of chapters, or will it just start and end?

When I first saw "I Didn't Get Eaten by a Customer Today", I thought the customers were all kinds of ghosts. I have read more than a hundred chapters now. Isn't this the most classic adventure in another world + opening a store? It has nothing to do with being eaten by customers.

I have read more than fifty chapters, and I feel that the entire opening chapter is the kind of relaxed and freehand western fantasy story. There is no great bitterness, deep hatred, and no great intrigue. Many comments criticized this style as not mature enough, not dark enough, and not cool enough. Personally, I still like this kind of novel that doesn't require any brainpower to read a different world. Just like watching Su Qing, a work doesn't have to be spectacular or deep to be good. The protagonist is also very Kazuma, feeling like he wanted to do bad things but failed. Other readers asked why the protagonist was not a ruthless profiteer, and some readers scolded the protagonist for having a problem with his thinking when he first had the idea of ​​a profiteer. It's so outrageous. Before I even finished reading the story, the protagonist was still doing mental activities and was scolded by readers. Gentlemen don't care about their intentions, let alone the protagonist who wants to become a profiteer. The author is actually very good at maintaining this style. It is difficult to see this kind of novel in Qidian that does not deliberately depict a grand epic story. Other Western fantasy works have the protagonist participating in one big event after another and then engaging in plots of bitter hatred and killing a bunch of people. It's like you can't write a story without killing people.

It's pretty good. The protagonist is a businessman with low morals, but he only cheats people when it comes to gold coins. Moreover, there are two supporting characters with relatively high morals around him. It feels like their merits cancel each other out. It's really interesting to see how they interact with each other. I look forward to the follow-up.

That is to say, in a magical world, after being attacked by a pile of hailstones, would anyone shout "This is divine punishment"? We should shout loudly, "There is a sneak attack by mages", right? And it seems a bit unreasonable that there are not many mages in charge of two wealthy families. Even if the level of the mage is not high, you can still do it with one or two counterattacks Finally, the protagonist bought the memory gem from the auction. Didn't anyone else buy the same stone? . This incident is like a fight between two small city gangs in Melika, and then they were suddenly attacked by a heavy machine gun M60, and they were defeated I am not denying the suppressive power of heavy machine guns, but there is a high possibility that gangsters have this thing too.

He is said to be a profiteer, but the bottom line is so high. I feel that the protagonist is lawful good, and it would be better for the protagonist to become lawful evil.

Profiteers

Each chapter will cost money after it is released. What do you think of this?

The author made it clear in Chapter 12 that anyone who cannot connect to the "Palace Jade Wine" is a spy, so all netizens from the south of mainland China should hide it.

How should I put it? In my opinion, the character of merchants and profiteers is more like a setting. I have given a relatively easy-to-use identification. The main content is more like an adventure article. For example, the recent plot is to open a shop. In fact, most of the time is spent on team up and adventure. The ratio of merchant content and team adventure is about 20:80.

After reading more than 200 chapters, I can only see that it is Lu Wei's journey as a profiteer/Lu Wei's family history, and it has nothing to do with the title 🤭

The rhythm is very comfortable, I really want the author to update a million words in an instant

I saw that in the character version, only Bai Ya was the heroine, and the rest were female supporting characters, so I thought it was a single heroine. But when I went in, I found a bunch of women who were interested in the protagonist. Although this is a comedy, it doesn't necessarily mean a harem, but I still want to say, please, can you tag multiple heroines?

Have you ever been a profiteer? Take some things for granted and write them randomly

Brothers, I need Mr. Shennong

Stop having a female protagonist. Even if it were to be set up, it wouldn't be Freya's turn

After raising it for a while and slaughtering it, I really enjoyed watching it. I don't know when Bai Ya and Lu Wei will be together. Let's just open a harem. It's really good.

Looking at other people's posts, why do I feel that there is controversy? I really think they are well written. Is it because I don't think Bai Ya is a poisonous person? I'm sorry that Bai Ya is not the heroine. I gave up on her for a while because of this.

I feel like I have never read this book (why!

As title

I voted for 3 monthly votes. Come on!

The author hasn't talked to his book club for a year, and I'm convinced.