I Have a Treasure Cabinet

Li Shaoxi woke up and learned that his family had a debt of 80 million yuan. 80 million! Where could he get so much money? Li Shaoxi was feeling desperate when he heard a cold voice. “If you survive for three days, you can take away anything you can carry with you from the game.” “The countdown begins. 3, 2…” What the? He didn’t say he wanted to join… eh? The first game was actually Treasure Miner? Wasn’t this the single player mini-game with big treasures that manipulated a lousy old man with a blatant perspective cheat? What did that voice say? Could he bring the rubies, sapphires, big gold nuggets and small gold bricks in the game back to reality? My god! The poor, crying Young Master Li instantly stood up! Later, Li Shaoxi found that his thoughts were too small. Out of the countless players all over the world who were involved in the game, only he could bring things back to reality. Wasn’t it just making 80 million? The bigshots who were waiting to be fed spontaneously started bidding. “I will give you 10 million for this skill book!” “50 million!” “100 million!” Li Shaoxi was stunned and swallowed down the unspoken words, ‘Um, I have 100 copies of this skill book…’ Was 100 million serious? What bigshots! The even more outrageous thing was: He brought back a top chef from a food game. He brought back a city from an infrastructure game. He brought back a boyfriend from a dating game. Jian Yue, who was brought out: “You like me…” Li Shaoxi exclaimed, “Don’t take the words in the game seriously…” It was over. He had provoked a bigshot who shouldn’t be provoked. Was it too late to run away now?

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I Have a Treasure Cabinet "I Have a Treasure Cabinet" is a completed web novel with an ongoing translation that I recently dove into, and it's been a bit of a rollercoaster. With genres like action, adventure, and shounen ai, and tags like "clever protagonist" and "survival game," I was definitely intrigued. While I ultimately found some enjoyment, there were also aspects that made me pause. ### First Impressions Initially, I was hooked by the premise: a bright protagonist, Li Shaoxi, burdened with a huge debt, gets pulled into a mysterious survival game called the Black Field. The early chapters were fun, and I appreciated the introduction of the game elements. The idea of the Black Field devouring the world and players struggling to survive through the cracks felt compelling. ### What Works Well The characters are definitely a highlight. Even the side characters have a certain charm and personality that makes the world feel more alive. I particularly enjoyed the comedic undertones and the strong bonds within the Cloud guild, which added a lightness to the often-grim survival aspects. The author's world-building skills are impressive, creating an immersive and well-developed universe. The initial focus on game mechanics and survival strategies also kept me invested. ### Areas of Concern However, my enjoyment waned as the story progressed. The shift in focus from survival to a "love game" felt jarring and out of place. The introduction of multiple love interests created what felt like an unnecessary and awkward shura field. I found myself losing interest in the main plot, distracted by the romance aspects. The pacing also became an issue, with new characters introduced rapidly and their relationships with the MC feeling rushed. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that the Male Lead (ML) ends up splitting into multiple versions of himself so that the MC can pull out the level 99 ML, which felt superficial and didn't add much depth to the story. Others mentioned that the ending felt rushed, with not enough focus on the aftermath of the Black Field conflict. ### Final Verdict Overall, "I Have a Treasure Cabinet" is a mixed bag. While it has a strong start with engaging characters and a unique premise, the shift in focus and pacing issues ultimately detract from the overall experience. If you enjoy unlimited flow novels with a strong emphasis on romance and don't mind some awkwardness, you might find something to enjoy here. However, if you're primarily interested in the survival game aspects, you might be disappointed. I'd give it a cautious recommendation with the caveat that your mileage may vary.