The Magic Industrial Empire

1. One gold coin's worth of wheat is enough for a dwarf to eat for a day. What can eight gold coins a month improve for a family's life? 2. Consider a mage's salary, the 150 gold coins a month needed for a large frost magic circle, and the cost of magical materials. Camilla should have gone bankrupt long ago. 3. Copper coins seem useless; a newspaper costs one silver coin, and a pound of wheat costs 14 silver coins.

Upon reaching Chapter Eleven, the protagonist spends 10% of his shares to buy a slave, only to die from poisoning.

The protagonist makes electric fans by blowing the blades with wind magic... Rather than driving the fan to create wind. Therefore, the author believes that the working principle of an electric fan is that the wind blows the fan to rotate, and the rotation can cool it down, rather than the wind carrying away the heat. The dumbest novels on Qidian are those written by liberal arts students about science students, engineering students, and programmers.

The author's misunderstanding of patents is exceptionally profound. The purpose of patents is to promote social development, using certain benefits to trade with technology holders and incentivize them to disclose the content of their technology, thereby advancing knowledge in the public domain. Therefore, all patents must be fully disclosed after examination.

I had to take this as a mistake. I quite like this type of book, but the protagonist is just too damn saintly. Or was the author trying to create a mysterious and unfathomable image for him? But he's not exactly a saint either. Naïve and childish, no wonder some people say the economic system is collapsing.

A harem industrial story where a saintly protagonist who constantly gives in survives in another world by sheer luck 🙂

The protagonist isn't well-designed; it feels like a mix of many personalities, lacking both ruthlessness and gentleness when necessary, ultimately becoming a saintly figure by the middle of the series. Even if being a saint is one thing, his indifference to betrayal by friends is perplexing, but his reaction to betrayal by ordinary people is quite thought-provoking. It's a bit toxic; I couldn't continue watching halfway through.

Since I escaped the God's Space using a trick, all the items and bloodlines I acquired have been stripped away by the God, leaving me with only an invitation letter from the God. If any of you want to enter the God's Space, leave a message below. I'll tear open the God's Invitation through the screen, and who gets to enter the God's Space will depend on luck. Now I will read out the command.

Isn't the male lead a magician? It's ridiculous that he's so powerful yet constantly restricted; it seems magicians are even less powerful than nobles...

Even though I'm reading the knife version, I still have to say something: the production cost of one ton of Silverleaf Steel is 390 gold coins, and you're only selling it for 400? And it's a monopolized, exclusive special metal! I'm truly speechless. 😅