I Opened an Inn and It Became a Safe Haven for All Worlds

I only read part of it, and I think one reader made a good point: there's absolutely no need to entertain guests from this dimension, because they're troublesome and don't make any money. So I stopped reading after the part with the two girls, because I could imagine that the rest would be just as messy.

The author, Xianyu, truly embodies the "lying down and doing nothing" philosophy 😂. It's a lighthearted novel that's very enjoyable to read. The male lead, aside from going out at the beginning, basically stays at the guesthouse. There are no ambiguous romantic subplots, and the face-slapping moments only occur in the early stages; the focus later is on developing other worlds. Overall, I personally found it very comfortable to read.

It's good. This male-oriented novel doesn't focus on other people's chests and legs. There are some books I've read before that I don't even want to mention—I don't know if it's just padding the word count or if the author is just clueless—with extremely detailed descriptions that don't contribute to the story. I feel this book is quite therapeutic and stress-relieving.

At first, the protagonist didn't mind the people in the main plane making up their own thoughts and spoke the truth, which was very interesting. Later, after being discovered by those above, he started to become a riddle teller. The setting is very interesting and the story is very good. He also found that living a messy life is also great.

"In the modern world, transportation channels connect countless realms. A business-oriented story with no romantic pairing." The male protagonist, Lin Yi, is a college graduate from a small mountain village in Lixi Province. After his grandfather's death, he wanted to give up and opened a leisurely inn as its owner, only to find himself bound to the "Multiverse Inn System." [Under Construction]

Family, this book is absolutely amazing! I finished it in one go and still wanted more. Author, please update more often! I really love it, it's so good! Unfortunately, I'm not very cultured, so all I can say is "it's good!"

As encouragement for a newbie, I'm giving it a 9 out of 10. Compared to its current overall rating of less than 9, I think it's a bit low, perhaps because it's not very long and the main character's role isn't particularly prominent—after the world opens up, the main characters are actually the native inhabitants of each plane, meaning supporting characters are responsible for driving the story…

This is a very good story about interdimensional management. I really don't like those stories that mindlessly sell superpower pills and god-level techniques. Pure interdimensional trading is better than anything else. The protagonist only manages the interdimensional world and doesn't fight for the world. In addition, he doesn't use any benefits to make the other world fight to the death.

It was great, I watched it all in one go, but it was too short, sob sob. Also, the rating was so low, I would have missed it if I hadn't seen it on the recommendation list. I love this kind of imaginative business simulation novel! I'm really tired of all apocalyptic settings; it needs cultural clashes and diverse perspectives to be truly enjoyable! Author, if you have any new spacetime ideas, please write some side stories! I haven't had enough!

This was sooooo awesome! I initially thought books without romance or a main couple wouldn't be very good, but it was far better than I expected. It's just a shame the rating is so low; I guess it's a matter of personal taste. The protagonist's multiverse-themed guesthouse, along with the various worlds he built, turned every difficulty in each dimension into a place for leveling up and getting…