Thousand Years Trade: Trading SSS Rank Talent At The Beginning

well, it has been 40 chapters so far, the story as seen growth, from a save zone to a wider forest and some insight to another plane showing good development and back ground, the mc so far as not started with some stupid idea. so a win for me.

SSS talents
raw link plz

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Poor writing and translation quality. Things you get to know about the world contradict previous information. Around Chapter 18 is already the first missing chapter. Nothing original or new about this so far. Not worth anyone's time.

So I want to ask , that does future just 1000years has everything extraordinary in such abundance that you can get SSS talent and divine treasures so easily?

I understand that 1000years of highly efficient progress would definitely give greater resources especially if something of past which is not available in future is traded but still... there's a limit to that or wouldn't children of top powerhouses of future have MC's level of strength easily.
afterall their parents can also get those things wich MC can???

So far there is one thing that is killing the story a bit for me. The translation. His combat power fluctuates up and down between chapters, the level of his skills is S on one chapter then SSS on the other. MC could be making more trades, but he doesn't. It's not a bad series, but it's not something that will become a top novel.

I don't mind the fact that this novel is unoriginal. What I do mind is how poorly executed it is. The translations are below average (with a chapter missing at around CH 18) and the lack of care put in the story, characters and worldbuilding doesn't do a good job at selling a compelling anything really.

I know what this novel is trying to do. It's trying to be the sort of novel where the reader doesn't need to think too much about the intricacies of the story, characters and world but instead just turn their brain off and enjoy. The sort of novel where the author is almost always making this up on the spot as he writes without thinking ahead much (if at all). That's an ok concept, it's popular and it can be done well.

Unfortunately this author just isn't very good at it. The cheat is overpowered but boring and meaningless, theres really nothing enjoyable about this series, it's a struggle to care about any developments in the story or characters. Insultingly soulless, low quality stuff. 1/5.

A lot of errors in this novel, not sure if it’s an issue with the translator or the original author but regardless there are a ton of inconsistencies when it comes to the character attributes obtained or the combat power level. Plenty of other errors as well. Sure you ca. figure out what’s going on but it makes it much less enjoyable to read.

This story is a consistency nightmare. Mc is generic unnaturally weak loser who becomes op due to cheat and then becomes a loner because of fear of jealousy. let's ignore all the team led by the barely adequate c ranks working hard to survive and having people.  Revealing your power will absolutely cause isolation and not dependency. it's not like being a loner is always the source of bullying.

This has a game system a as powerlevels and strict time limits. However it does not explain what those numbers mean at all and fails hard at keeping track of them. he also has a growth ability with assaingable points he never seems to assign. ten points in everything let's him effortlessly body the basic monsters.

however when he fights a monster with almost double the strength it has he can't go heads up or make telling wounds?

he also sleeps in the wild despite the novice zones being talked up which is terrible narratively.

finally he has ten days to level ten to not die but he's only level one on the fourth day where dudes in groups are level three two days ago.