Wasteland Pawnshop: Starting by Making Level-One Bullets

Pawnshop, huh? Game over with a urine purifier right from the start.

Did the author get the inspiration from playing Deep Space Pawnshop?

Could the author change the ending so that the protagonist discovers he's been transported to a time before Warhammer 30,000? That is, the protagonist initially thinks he's been transported to a high-tech wasteland and works as a garbage collector. Once he owns one or two cities, he suddenly notices in a book he's collecting that the world's past development seems familiar, but he doesn't pay much attention. Later, as his power expands beyond the planet, he receives news that the Emperor's Great Crusade has begun. Alternatively, the author could place the protagonist on Earth 30,000 years in the past, around the time he's developed a territory the size of present-day China, when the Yellow Weasel appears, and the protagonist then plays Terra Conquest with it.

To be honest, it's quite well-written. I didn't get many monthly votes at the beginning of the month, but I'll make up for it at the end. 👍👍

The book is clearly inspired by Deep Space Pawnshop, and the pricing of "peat," synthesized meat, and ghost water across different levels should be considered confirmed. While the game is fun, it might not be suitable as a novel. Fortunately, this book is decent, combining the enjoyment of buying and selling within the game with the satisfaction of the system, making it a readable read.

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