Super Company: Trading Across the Planes

Without any warning, the protagonist sold us out to aliens. I think if the author had the protagonist's cheat-like abilities, they would have sold out our Earth without hesitation too.

If gene therapy can cure HIV, rhinitis, and nearsightedness, becoming the world's richest person is only a matter of time.

Your medication hasn't been approved yet.

The protagonist is just pathetic. He gets betrayed by his girlfriend, is so angry he vomits blood, and disappears after the betrayal, yet he still thinks about her. Even if his girlfriend was coerced into betraying him, is she still worth keeping? Even if she was, if she's coerced into betraying him once, she could be coerced into betraying him a second time.

Isn't this novel quite old? I remember enjoying it immensely when I read it before.

It's discouraging from the start. You can break a combination lock with a cleaver in a dozen or so cuts. Why bother with a combination lock?

The main character's name is the same as my colleague's, Liu Hui. It's so awkward to read that.

I strongly dislike trading human genes; the segmentation was done very poorly.

I don't understand this article. There are martial arts, technology, and even cultivation of immortality. What's your theme? Can't you be a little clearer? It's too messy, with too many elements; it's going to be disjointed and confusing.

This book is worse than a harem novel. I can't read it anymore. It's too toxic, with things like "uncontrollably kissing someone else." I really can't stand it. What kind of values ​​do you have?! Forget about whether it's a satisfying or not story. After seeing Angie's part, I completely gave up.