My Wonderful Shop: Let Me Draw the Cards

[System] + [Fantasy Plot] + [Upright] + [Growth] + [Fate]

This is the story of a college student who transmigrates to a mysterious town. The protagonist has a System, but it isn't entirely a System, and there are many mysteries for him to unravel. His journey is driven by his desire to return home. He's a little optimistic, has sound values, isn't an idiot, and the plot is fresh and original.

It is all just a world in someone else's palm, where every move is anticipated by the powerful. Fairness exists only in a utopia. Is there any point in continuing a war that cannot be won? Should pointless sacrifices be made?

Xu Chen: “No war is fought without bloodshed, and the same goes for battle. Nor is there such a thing as a pointless sacrifice. A defeat today is for victory tomorrow; failure in one life is for success in the next cycle. Even if the road ahead is difficult, I will still press on with determination!”

Hope is forged with blood and tears, and the lives of ordinary people are written with sincerity and conviction.

Life is like a gamble. Only the clever can win. First, you must read other people's cards. Second, you must not reveal your own. Third, you must learn to control your desires.

The first few chapters are told in the first person to better convey the character's personality, experiences, and emotions. After the protagonist outgrows his naivety, the narration switches to the third person, an omniscient perspective that watches his growth from the sidelines.