Open a Shop, Then Find a Cat-Eared Girl

This is a divine book! Tang Jia San Shao was moved to tears, and Tian Can Tu Dou was left speechless... This must be one of the Four Great Classical Novels—absolutely the greatest masterpiece of the 21st century! *Sacred Ruins* pales in comparison! *Battle Through the Heavens* lacks depth! *Zhu Xian* lacks emotion! *Covering the Sky* lacks imagination! *Buddha's Creed* lacks plot!

I was put off by the title countless times, but the plot turned out to be about supernatural abilities, and it's really good! In the harem setting… my poor Megumin! She's practically a childhood friend, but because of her tsundere personality and a bunch of unexpected and straightforward rivals, she doesn't get much screen time anymore.

It's so good! Please keep writing!

It's a clever concept, but I actually preferred a lighter plot. This kind of seemingly calm surface with undercurrents makes even everyday scenes less enjoyable. Keep up the good work, author!

I don't know why, but I really like this atmosphere; it's so refreshing. This is the book I've read most attentively on Tomato Bookstore; it feels like reading a Japanese manga. My mind wanders a lot while reading, and I think about more things than when I'm doing reading comprehension (absurdly). There are currently 65 chapters, so I can keep reading for a while. I hope it doesn't fall apart later and stays relatively calm. Author, keep it up!

It's good, very enjoyable. However, I have one suggestion: it can't just be the main character constantly getting stronger; those around them should also improve, otherwise they'll always become weaknesses.

Having read this far, the author's descriptions of emotions are incredibly delicate, and the book incorporates a variety of elements. However, I hope the author can pay attention to one thing: while there can be many elements, they shouldn't be chaotic. Like making a mixed stew, each ingredient must be in just the right amount; otherwise, it won't taste good. The same applies to a book; too many or too few ingredients will make it awkward and unpleasant to read. So far, it's very well written.

This book reminded me of the once-popular game "Cat City," where the investigator runs a cat café, spending their days fighting monsters, raising cats, and even getting catgirls 😏 Overall, this novel has a fresh theme, and aside from the author's penchant for subtly stabbing in every chapter, it's generally a love-hate relationship 🤔

I'd give it 4 stars. Overall, the language is vivid, with a Japanese anime style, making it comfortable and heartwarming to read. However, the only thing that bothers me is that a national-level organization can be entered as casually as a toilet, and a character portrayed as a soldier is easily manipulated into turning evil (although lack of military training might be a factor).

This is the first time I've seen this type of book on Tomato Bookstore. The author's writing is decent, the novel's premise is great, and the plot is very engaging. I don't know why the rating is so low, but in my opinion, this book definitely deserves a score of 9 or higher. (Personal opinion only)