Counterfeit Shop: Starting with Itachi's Sharingan

In my personal opinion, since you're opening a shop, don't go back and forth between different places.

In essence, it's all about the protagonist's capricious and willful actions, causing suffering for others who then buy his goods and risk their lives. Those lucky enough to survive continue to bear the consequences, while those unlucky enough to die have their purchased goods taken back. In short, the protagonist, in a position of power, can do whatever he wants—and reality is much the same.

The book is good, but it's similar to other novels about opening a shop. Halfway through, the characters either have to find materials themselves or level up by fighting monsters. Some even have after-sales service where they go to customers' shops to recruit apprentices or female companions. If you're going to open a shop, don't run around like that.

There are relatively few comments and a lot of negative reviews. I hadn't planned to watch it at first, but it looked pretty good, so I watched the whole thing. Although there are some flaws, overall it's still acceptable.

The story is fantastic, definitely deserves five stars!

Five stars for encouragement! I mainly came to see the protagonist selling things and the subsequent changes in the customers. I hope the author can focus more on this part, selling more items to previous or new customers, and creating more legendary tales. Of course, fewer typos would be even better! 👍

The book is very good, but there are very few people here.

It's alright, somewhat similar to Pawnshop No. 7.

It's really pretty.

The protagonist is initially an observer, but also experiences compassion. His initial focus shifts to prioritizing profit, eventually leading him to seek opportunities for the suffering among the common people. While some parts are poorly handled, overall it's quite enjoyable.