I thought I was just going to spend the night at an internet cafe, but when I woke up, I had transmigrated.
Faced with this completely unfamiliar world, Qin Yu was dumbfounded. “Heavens, where have you sent me? Is this even still China?”
And just like that, Qin Yu somehow became the owner of the internet cafe.
The cafe's very first customer left him completely at a loss. You're Snow White, and you can use magic too?
The good news was that he had transmigrated, apparently to a fairy-tale world with magic, and the entire internet cafe was his. The bad news was that he couldn't get back.
P.S. The protagonist doesn't have any especially powerful golden finger. His only golden finger is that the internet cafe can connect to the 21st century. The book isn't mainly about the impact games and the cultural industry might have on this world. It focuses on the changes that the industrial technology represented by a 21st-century internet cafe can bring to it.
The protagonist isn't invincible, and the story leans toward development and cultivation. I couldn't find a category for farming in another world.
