I’m a Middleman in Another World

The subject matter is a good one, and the writing was okay in the early stages. However, as I read it, I became more and more disappointed. High-tech versus the Iron Age actually runs through the entire novel. Do you think this is the case? Pig's trotters need food, and they need guns. Even if you give the aboriginals a gun,

After reading Chapter 93, a poem can describe the water of the Yellow River rising from the sky...

It's very interesting. Why is the rating so low? The writing of the other world is particularly interesting. There is more room for imagination.

I watched 11% and can't stand it anymore! ! ! Maybe the author has written about 11% of the problem of vision, but there is still no development, and he is still wandering around in Gaojiabao! What I write about are trivial things! The plot is bland! ! !

Is this the end? Wow! It's just the beginning, not the end. . . . . . Participate in the evaluation

I don't know how to describe it. Let's call this different world a hodgepodge of centuries. There are indigenous people, the agricultural period, modern banks, and flying saucers. Hmm🤔, I don't want to read it, my reaction is slow and I can't understand it. Farewell!

There is no common sense. The beginning is good at the beginning, but at the end it is submissive and unsightly. It also seems that the author has little experience and no common sense in life.

There is too much nonsense, and I like to explain some useless topics. The articles that are at least 100 words long are all explained with just a few hundred or even a thousand words. After a few hundred words, the protagonist has not accomplished anything! It's all little things. Also, the enemy can use it in a hundred ways, and it is very difficult to use the same method. What's disgusting is that in Another World War, what are the weapons you bought used for it? It feels like one or two can plot against the protagonist, and the protagonist also wants to show off his tricks. You must have the strength to do business and expand your territory.

The ink is quite heavy and verbose, so I won't be able to read it later.

The protagonist who is a rich man in the countryside is in a state of panic. As a man who has traveled through time and holds a world in his hands, isn't it a matter of minutes to kill an enemy? Is the author's endless list of disgusting people just for the sake of word count?